Sentence examples for decision is flawed from inspiring English sources

"At the heart of it, early decision is flawed," one counselor from Washington, D.C. said.

He says: "Disagreeing with the decision will not be enough, it will have to show why the decision is flawed or that circumstances have changed since it was reached.

"Sky continues to believe that Ofcom's 2010 decision is flawed and that the WMO obligation ought properly to be removed, and will continue to pursue all available options to achieve this aim".

They argue the decision is "flawed" and the council's proposal for a £10m heritage park is "unaffordable".

Now the cave's board of trustees must decide whether this decision was flawed.

The State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition, which represents the individual state employee unions, said the decision was flawed and promised an appeal.

Company officials said that they believed the judge's decision was flawed and that they planned to appeal it.

"We are pleased that the court has recognized that the basis for the delisting decision was flawed, and would stop wolf recovery in its tracks," Lovvorn said.

"We tried to do something quick and show leadership, but I think the decision was flawed because we didn't give a diverse group in the community input in this".

However, Judge Ralph Winter issued a long concurrence in which he stated that the lower court decision was "flawed" and that "without an agreement between the long and short parties permitting the long party ultimately to acquire the hedge stock or to control the short party's voting of it, such swaps are not a means of indirectly facilitating a control transaction".

Acting so swiftly would also be an acceptance that the decision was flawed in the first place.