Sentence examples for flawed decision from inspiring English sources

The article said farmers used an inactivated H5N1 virus as a vaccine, a well-meaning but potentially flawed decision that might have caused genetic flaws that possibly could have allowed some birds to carry the influenza without showing symptoms.

"We believe, based on the facts and circumstances provided to us, that is a flawed decision.

Buried in that flawed decision is a bold vision of democracy.

It was a flawed decision at its inception in 2013 and has proved to be disastrous ever since.

"She [Smith] erred in law and reached a flawed decision in response to the medical evidence," he said.

The fact that that doesn't seem to have gone into the Court's reasoning I think makes it an ultimately flawed decision".

In Britain, the Labour peer Lord Foulkes has taken up the issue and is pressing ministers to explain the sequence, and logic, of its flawed decision-making.

When the report talks of a flawed decision-making culture at NASA, Admiral Gehman said, the investigators got a first-hand look at the agency's many flavors of dysfunction.

Philip D. Zelikow, who worked on interrogation issues as counselor to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in 2005 and 2006, said the flawed decision-making badly served Mr. Bush and the country.

According to Human Rights Watch, there were limitations on the ability of the accused to defend themselves effectively; numerous instances of intimidation and corruption of defence witnesses and judges; and flawed decision-making by inadequately trained lay judges.

Lerner has been an extremely generous benefactor and, to his credit, he has made a point of respecting the club's traditions along the way, yet his eight-year reign has also been a tale of flawed decision-making and misplaced faith, with damaging consequences.