Sentence examples for faulty institutions from inspiring English sources
"Burn" is a call to incinerate faulty institutions by holding them accountable, through boycotts and protests, Render said.
Morse responded that schools who cheat end up being "a very small proportion" of all colleges, and noted U.S. News was transparent in disclosing when they found out institutions submitted faulty data.
In the two years since he retired from the Supreme Court, John Paul Stevens has set a new standard, or at least created a new model, for life after the bench: The lone voice crying in the wilderness, publicly challenging the faulty decisions of the institution he left behind.
In 2008 Paulson became the designated leader of the Bush administration's attempt to stem a credit crisis resulting from widespread losses on faulty or subprime mortgage loans made by financial institutions.
Experts say that the procedures for defense acquisitions, factionalism within institution, legal maneuvers by defense firms and faulty production systems have led to a dangerous lack of preparation in the armed forces.
After the murder it became easier for people on the streets to talk about racial disadvantage, racial attacks, corrupt policing and a faulty criminal justice system and get a hearing inside the church, which is the only nationwide institution within the black community.
Leadership from these institutions, two of which had previously perpetuated the very same myth, will hopefully begin to reverse the long-held, faulty belief that money spent on overhead and infrastructure is somehow bad and not worthy of support.
Intelligence is inherently faulty.
