Sentence examples for flawed forms from inspiring English sources
Her counterpart in Martin County, Peggy Robbins, acknowledged this week that she let the Republican Party take away several hundred of the flawed forms.
She told them about the incomplete ballot requests and directed them to set the flawed forms aside, the employees said in depositions taken on Thursday in preparation for the court case.
In this sense the American model of immigration and ethnic integration, for all its many flaws, forms a critical pillar for the nation's future global leadership.
Combined together, however, these two flaws form a potent nemesis to the public understanding of evolution: what is typically called "social Darwinism".
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Some registrants corrected their incomplete forms before the Oct. 4 registration deadline, the suit said, but elections officials did not always process them in time, and did not let other registrants know that their forms were flawed.
"This is fundamentally flawed in its current form, and I would oppose it," he said.
After registering over one million new voters who are largely poor, minorities, women and young, ACORN's officials revealed that a minute proportion of the new registration forms were deeply flawed.
If this can now be viewed as a wrong-headed judgment, especially in the light of Tchaikovsky's exquisite score and Ivanov's enchanting set pieces, it's certainly true that the work in its traditional form is structurally flawed.
"From what I can gather his concept of how tornadoes form is fundamentally flawed.
Big society plans published last week for public sector workers to join together and manage the services they work for by forming social enterprises were equally flawed.
