Sentence examples for flawed governing from inspiring English sources

Chloe Stirling is only the latest example of America's flawed governing philosophy.

Detrimental effects of these flaws are governed by stress concentration, which is characterised by notch depth and root radius.

First, the treaties that govern the deeply flawed, privatised monetary system of the EU must be torn up.

The automaker is also recalling 5,600 CR-Z hybrids from 2011 with manual transmissions because a flaw in the software governing the hybrid drive system could cause a vehicle to unexpectedly move backward or forward.

But few now dismiss - and even his critics seem to quietly enjoy - Mr Malema's piercing diagnosis of the governing party's flaws and failures.

Pistorius appealed, and the Court of Arbitration for Sport reversed the decision, saying the governing body's examination of Pistorius was flawed.

On the other hand, old-style conventions, for all their flaws, demanded compromise that is essential for governing.

Mark Thompson on his blog on flaws in David Cameron's plan to force a governing party to hold a general election if there is a change of prime minister.

Whittingdale suggested Blatter, who has headed the international football governing body since 1998, should quit as the "deeply flawed and corrupt organisation" needed a change of leadership.

"Instead of the people governing, party bosses are governing, that's the fundamental flaw.

"The governing structure of the euro area has clear design flaws," said Asmussen.