Thus, the current system has high transparency through normative derivation, but serious flaws concerning the efficiency of the calculation.
The astounding article about how the government knew of flawed data concerning the Iraqi aluminum tubes shows the difference between the Bush administration and those that preceded it.
Kelley A. Brennan Beverly, Mass., Oct. 3, 2004 To the Editor: The astounding article about how the government knew of flawed data concerning the Iraqi aluminum tubes shows the difference between the Bush administration and those that preceded it.
"No longer is it acceptable to hide poor performance," said Mr. Bush, as if those who were genuinely concerned about the flaws in his approach were in favor of poor performance.
"While we are deeply concerned about the flaws in the bill and our amendments have not been accepted, nevertheless we feel the victims' issue takes priority.
Another major American Jewish group, the Anti-Defamation League, sait it was "deeply concerned" about the "flaws" in the deal.
If you care about your vote being counted and are concerned about the flaws exposed by voting irregularities in the last four national elections, you should too.
Fare increases and passenger safety are serious issues, too, and compared with those major concerns, the flaws outlined in Mr. Nelson's report range from chronic headaches (those drains) to relatively picayune annoyances (that trash).
In either case, though, an agent has engaged in a morally flawed process of practical reasoning in which the flaw concerns the role that considerations of salient group membership play.
A total of 160 economics professors expressed their concerns about the flaws and hastiness of Euro introduction through a declaration (Kösters et al. 1998).
