Sentence examples for flawed arrangement from inspiring English sources

This flawed arrangement may be nearing its breaking point, thanks to our reckless spending, expanding debt, and increasingly questionable creditworthiness.

But he said Curtin today was emblematic of "a flawed arrangement that's going to go wrong no matter who's running it".

Many Western diplomats in Islamabad said they believed that even a flawed arrangement like that one was ultimately better than an oppressive and unpopular military dictatorship under General Musharraf.

"Working with state leaders, we have put out to pasture a fiscally flawed arrangement with OTB — one that threatened to divert city funds from police and fire protection, public schools, and other essential services," Mayor Bloomberg said in a statement on Sunday.

The coalescence pattern is relatively simple for the flaw arrangements with a short ligament length, which becomes more complicated for those with a long ligament length.

Several other officials also acknowledged that the current arrangement was flawed but expressed doubt that the F.B.I. would achieve greater coordination.

Mr. Kiley bluntly pronounced the arrangement "fatally flawed" and "dumb" and said it would compromise safety -- a loaded charge in Britain, which has experienced a series of fatal rail crashes in recent years.

The proposal advanced is the most institutionally elegant solution because it maintains the current arrangements, as flawed as they are, and preserves the euro.

"The government's arrangement is deeply flawed because it does not put the Treasury at the centre of financial stability," said Buiter, who was scathing of the FPC when he gave evidence to the select committee.

However, the simple fact is that the current centralised arrangements are deeply flawed and will never deliver adequate services to the most disadvantaged.

Describing these arrangements as "fundamentally flawed," the two members of the committee who played no role in approving or reviewing the transactions, William C. Powers Jr. and Raymond S. Troubh, reach the simple conclusion that the board should have put a stop to them.