Sentence examples for flawed contract from inspiring English sources
Nor will it quell junior doctors' concerns about the imminent introduction of a flawed contract they have rejected, or the deep sense of anger and mistrust that has built up towards the government over the last year".
I admit that I didn't have the passion necessary for a career in science, but would things have been different if it weren't for the deeply flawed contract system?
Since it is such a flawed contract, clarifying what needs to be done now while ensuring value for money for the taxpayer is a Herculean task.
Norman Lamb, the Liberal Democrats' health spokesman, blamed the government for pushing a "fundamentally flawed" contract in pursuit of its seven-day NHS, even though the service was too understaffed to deliver it.
She now calls that experience — petitioning the church to declare her marriage contract flawed from the start — the most meaningful of her life.
"The original contract was flawed because it didn't anticipate the increase in passenger numbers".
Most of us agree that the new contract is fundamentally flawed.
In the process, he appeared to take a swipe at a brother of President Hamid Karzai, citing as flawed the awarding of a contract in 2006 for a cement company in which he was a partner.
Shortly after the Air Force made its selection, the Government Accountability Office, acting on a protest from Boeing, said that the Air Force's decision-making process was flawed and that the tanker contract should be reopened.
Immigrant advocates called the contracting process severely flawed.
