Sentence examples for flawed action from inspiring English sources
Flawed action hero returns to the stage of bared emotion real acting to reclaim the mantle of relevancy.
However, the frantic and occasional flawed action on the pitch harks back to older PES games.
Instead of funding so lavishly SNH's deeply flawed action plan to conserve feral tabby cats the Scottish government should be providing funds to Wildcat Haven to continue its efforts at saving the genuine article.
It is a harrowingly effective film, though flawed by the actions of Weaving's officer being unconvincingly motivated at the end, and perhaps born of an emollient screenwriting need to split the difference between the Irish avenger-hero and his enemies.
Columbia University law professor Kimberlé Crenshaw explained in her 2006 essay "Framing Affirmative Action" why depicting a black person as the poster child for affirmative action is flawed.
The appeal court rules that an earlier high court judgment that quashed Basildon council's decision to take enforcement action was flawed.
A practical way to address this bias is to empower one of your team members to seek out information that suggests your course of action is flawed.
Lawyers from the Partnership for Civil Justice, the group representing the protest organizers, argue that the lengths to which administration officials went in rationalizing their approach showed that they understood their actions were flawed.
Although President Barack Obama has now delayed for some months when the treasury secretary, Timothy Geithner, must issue his report, the very concept of "currency manipulation" itself is flawed: all governments take actions that directly or indirectly affect the exchange rate.
"In its place, Tony Abbott and Greg Hunt are trying to introduce Direct Action, a deeply flawed, short-term tokenistic policy that pays big polluters to keep polluting".
The Court of Appeal rules that an earlier judgement in the High Court - which quashed Basildon Council's decision to take enforcement action - is flawed.
