Sentence examples for flawed decision-making from inspiring English sources
Established procedures were not followed; flawed decision-making was rampant and systemic.
Mr. Obama cast the administration's mistakes as a communications lapse, not flawed decision-making.
It came the week after a desperate last-ditch 16-15 defeatoto South Africa when, with overtones of last Saturday's defeat to Wales, flawed decision-making by captain Chris Robshaw over whether to convert a penalty proved fateful.
In this case, Ramos v. Nielsen, and others, the judges have also cited deeply flawed decision-making by the administration and breaches of laws and regulations meant to prevent "arbitrary" acts by government.
It happened because of intransigence and brinkmanship by both rich and poor countries; because of irresponsible and inflammatory behaviour by NGOs; and because of the deeply flawed decision-making system of the WTO itself.The instant post-mortems blamed rich countries most.
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.
Whether or not Saunders is the right man for the job and however flawed the decision-making is in the boardroom, it is impossible to ignore the woeful performances from the players and their part in this mess.
Still, the state comptroller concluded that even without such flawed decision making, the results of the military operation would not necessarily have turned out differently.
Mr. Hollings noted that the report paid much attention to problems with NASA's "culture" of doing things, which including flawed decision making, incomplete safety procedures and poor communications.
Finally, Kelly assesses a number of methods for addressing framing effects, including proposals to increase the amount of political speech, mechanisms designed to insulate democratic outcomes from flawed decision making, and programs of public education.
"We found that the model that the rail authority relied upon to create average ridership projections was flawed at key decision-making junctures," said study principal investigator Samer Madanat, director of ITS Berkeley and UC Berkeley professor of civil and environmental engineering.
