Sentence examples similar to flawed directions from inspiring English sources

We are taking action to prosecute those suspected of abuse while taking steps now to train soldiers how to avoid such situations in the future". In his report last week, Admiral Church concluded that the abuse of prisoners in Iraq and Afghanistan had been the result primarily of a breakdown of discipline, not flawed policies or misguided direction from commanders or Pentagon officials.

But it was flawed in the other direction.

The Web site's directions are sometimes flawed (and the New England parts were still in beta form when we traveled, to be final by Friday), but driving in giant loops along the Hudson and deep into New England, we were able to grasp something of what the artists and their audiences believed and felt: the presence of the divine in nature.

"It's generally a step in the right direction, but still flawed," Mr. Kar said.

Francis, whose formal bearing and stage diction often seemed to put her on a pedestal, becomes a happily flawed human under Borzage's direction.

The family claims the coroner's legal directions to the jury were flawed.

But self-indulgent and sometimes self-interested demands from deeply flawed developed states in the north will not influence the direction Africans themselves decide to take.

While there's no doubt that the feedback system is flawed, many sellers think this change is going in the wrong direction.

The European Union is flawed yet does represent a decent attempt to move in a needed direction.

Keeping in mind that previous results may be flawed due to the serious difficulty of obtaining a balanced statistical analysis, we step in the other direction aiming for an inference algorithm that is simpler than most other methods.

In previous empirical tests of both causal directions of the organizational performance and innovation relationship, the temporal sequence of research designs has often been flawed.