Sentence examples for dismissed as flawed from inspiring English sources

And late last year, the state attorney general, Eliot L. Spitzer, issued a report saying that the city's black and Hispanic residents had been unfairly singled out in the stop-and-frisk effort, a finding the department dismissed as flawed.

Several subsequent investigations, including one by Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer and a second by federal prosecutors in Manhattan, have concluded that many officers unfairly single out black and Hispanic residents during these encounters, a finding that police officials have dismissed as flawed.

Both reports, though, have been dismissed as flawed by Jewish and Muslim groups, who argue that the research was done by scientists opposed to religious slaughter to begin with.

Crimeans voted overwhelmingly to join Russia in a referendum that the international community dismissed as flawed and illegitimate and which led to western sanctions against Russia that are still in place.

However, the commission dismissed as "flawed and impractical" a more drastic suggestion, which would require England-only legislation to get a majority of English MPs, as well as an overall majority.

Schools will be dismissed as usual".

Again there is a certain irony when an initial study that is almost universally dismissed as methodologically flawed is used to set the standard for future studies.

A ministry spokesman confirmed that such a report was prepared four years ago but dismissed it as flawed, written by a trainee and only a draft paper.

The Bristol research, published in 2010, is widely quoted to justify access measures but leading independent schools have dismissed it as flawed because it looked at only a proportion of Bristol students when the university was being boycotted by several private schools.

– is as flawed as his historical memory.

Rights groups dismissed the inquiry as "flawed".