Sentence examples for believes flaws from inspiring English sources

The Public Service Ombudsman for Wales believes flaws in UHW's practices may have gone back as far as 2006.

believes market flaws mean consumers have paid almost £4bn too much since 2010.

Mr Blair drew very different lessons from the 2008 crash to Mr Miliband, who believes the flaws it exposed require government intervention.

It believes the flaws it uncovered apply to all the big chocolate companies.

Levein believes that flaws in the ranking system mean that Scotland have suffered from being a smaller, five-team qualification group for Euro 2012.

Ultimately, I model the skill of positive narration for a boy entering a world, which generally believes our flaws are ugly.

That approach, he believes, is flawed.

Meg Whitman, H.P.'s chief executive, singled out the accounting firm Deloitte, which she said had signed off on financial statements that she now believes are flawed.

Although the studies focused on methane leaks at drilling locations, Howard, now retired, said he believes that flawed reporting could have implications for Aliso Canyon and other natural gas facilities throughout the country.

Economists believe that flaws in how Chinese GDP is calculated, combined with political pressure to meet targets, could have distorted the official figures.

Handed a copy of the January 19 , 2011 Journal and asked to critique it, the Times managing editor, Jill Abramson, pointed out what she believed were flaws in her competitor: "I don't find that many things that I have to read.