Sentence examples for faulty law from inspiring English sources

"Those appointments were made based on a faulty law," the prime minister, Beata Szydło, said.

At one point, he even suggested that "constitutional objections" to a faulty law are sometimes what lead to its improvement.

Americans are looking for scapegoats, rather than scrutinizing their own faulty laws and economic structures.

In each of these instances, we can certainly blame faulty laws, like Stand Your Ground, for their inadequacies, identify how to fix them, and make incremental changes.

Instead of starting by laying down new rules for the game by drafting the constitution first, they rushed to a parliamentary election based on a faulty electoral law.

Why do we need another?" asked Mr. Kramer, emphasizing that the issue was faulty machinery and laws, not outright vote stealing.

Method patents are the bane of the corporate world, and business groups say they encourage frivolous lawsuits based on faulty application of patent law.

"Our complaint is that the law is faulty and violates free speech as we understand it in America," he said in a telephone interview.

That argument is faulty, says Vanderbilt University law professor W. Kip Viscusi.

That winnowing suggests that existing barriers prevent most faulty propositions from becoming law while protecting citizens' rights to direct democracy.

In April 1996, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled that state trial judge Ito had given the jury faulty instructions about the law regarding fraud.