And the "peace and security" area is flawed: it penalises countries involved in armed conflicts abroad or that sell arms.
Gogol describes Russia as a deeply flawed and corrupt country, but it is precisely its misery and sinfulness that entitles it to mystical regeneration.
But for many like Magdy, that call misses something more subtly attractive about the vote: a way of recapturing a sense of agency, however flawed, in a country where for so long tens of millions were denied it.
Then again, this would mean our electoral process is flawed and the country is run by mob rule.
The CFP may be flawed, but if countries parcelled out the fish among themselves there would be none left, says one official.
European election monitors assailed the 2004 election won by Mr. Yanukovich as deeply flawed, and many countries would not recognize it.
Second, the process that has characterized the change of the social and administrative organization since the collapse of the Soviet Union is far from being completed; the public health systems are still flawed in many countries.
But some Iranian historians say that the ayatollah's analogy is flawed and that the country was more cohesive in purpose then and had revolutionary zeal.
Yet these countries' deeply flawed systems of national energy governance will make such action all the more challenging.
