Sentence examples for faulty administration from inspiring English sources

This latter approach appeared to be the most reliable means to deliver growth factors to wounds and also avoided the potential danger of scoring cases of faulty administration as therapeutic failures and direct exposure to viral vectors.

By inflating the threat of attack with faulty logic, the administration scared Americans into ignoring facts and supporting a massive push of troops into a largely innocent country.

Press inquiries - which appeared to be the most extensive and intensive since Watergate - also are laying stress on the possibility of human error, faulty judgment and lax administration at NASA.

But however long the customary post-tragedy American unity would have lasted in other times, Mr. Obama's critics would have inevitably turned to the murder of Mr. Stevens and three other embassy employees in Benghazi as evidence of the administration's faulty foreign policy.

Jumping from conferences to TV shows, they blast the Macri administration's faulty management of the economy, failure to lower inflation and the need to request a bailout from Christine Lagarde's IMF.

Libby's indictment is a political embarrassment for the president, paving the way for a possible trial renewing the focus on the administration's faulty rationale for going to war against Iraq — the erroneous assertion that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction.

It wasn't that the intelligence community was giving the administration wholesale faulty intelligence.

The Bush administration layered one faulty assumption on top of another to reach a staggering level of incompetence.

We all remember that the Iraq war was based on faulty intelligence trafficked by the Bush administration and regurgitated by the media.

Representative Darrell E. Issa, the ranking Republican on the committee, read the Oxford English Dictionary's definition of propaganda at the hearing, and suggested that the administration was using the faulty jobs figure to promote its policies.

A string of lower courts has said that Trump's abrupt decision to terminate the Obama-era program was based on faulty legal reasoning and that the administration has failed to provide a solid rationale for ending it.