The authorization, written to approve hostilities against parties responsible for the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, has been interpreted since as a basis for fighting al-Qaeda and the Islamic State — an interpretation many believe to be flawed.
For a long time, medicine was a men-only sphere where women's bodies were believed to be inherently flawed, and childbirth came to be considered an undignified, frightening and dangerous procedure to be endured and maybe survive.
However, practitioners may not engage with these new measures of quality if they believe them to be flawed in terms of validity or reliability.
The emphasis is placed upon alleviating the premature convergence phenomenon which is believed to be one of flaws of the original PSO.
Ms. Ham said in her meeting with reporters last month that she had considered whether debris shed on liftoff, now believed to be the fatal flaw, could have damaged the orbiter.
If, as one of the experts consulted by New Haven suggested, the city had proceeded with the promotions after the 2003 test results were certified, it could have reviewed the test prospectively if it believed the instrument to be flawed, or it could have considered alternatives that had less disparate impact.
We believe this view to be flawed, but we do think this phenomenon probably deserves an evolutionary explanation.
Judge Raymond Randolph joined Judge Kavanaugh's opinion in full and also filed a concurring opinion identifying what he believed to be an additional constitutional flaw based on the process by which the ALJ was appointed.
We seem content to allow our elected leaders, who serve at our pleasure, to slowly erode the intent of this most sacred of national documents because some believe the founders to be flawed men.
The reason, as we made clear during the debate on Tuesday, is because we believe the process to be flawed, not because we necessarily have any quarrel with the content.
