Opponents called it a bad bill; supporters called it flawed, but better than no bill.
"We have arrested some people and confiscated such devices".The new constitution has itself been widely criticised by an array of independent lawyers as flawed, though better than its predecessor.
Making sure you set aside money every month for the 401(k) or for your savings account, even as you're using your credit cards, is one way (flawed, but better than nothing) of taking those steps.
Despite minor flaws, better connect.
Crosswell penned fewer than a couple of dozen columns about footy, but the tender exploration of his friend Catoggio's ordeal that day exposed football's soul and its deepest flaws better than just about anything else ever written about playing the game.
Kill him so you can love him, and his flaws, better than one can love a hollow archetype.
For people who care about politics, flawed polls remain better than total ignorance.
It's flawed but much better than trying to directly convert national figures into number of seats.
The Department of Agriculture is expected to be more friendly to farmers.Many of the mainstream environmental groups-the Natural Resources Defence Council, the Environmental Defence Fund, the Sierra Club and others-have said that the bill is flawed but far better than nothing.
"We decided even if our strategy was flawed, it was better to have one we stuck with rather than a strategy a month," he said of the Bush 2004 campaign.
