Sentence examples for flawed institutions from inspiring English sources

A failed state is composed of feeble and flawed institutions.

He also said that he was optimistic, but he admitted that, for those in power, there's a temptation to maintain flawed institutions and to use them as tools of repression.

Morality is our biological destiny, not a gift from god, and not a false mandate from the flawed institutions of organized religion.

The American government, and its democracy, are flawed institutions.

From what we know, the intelligence agencies and the police are flawed institutions, capable of terrible error or worse.

Others want to get rid of global corporations entirely.The one thing the protesters all seem to agree upon is that the IMF and the World Bank are flawed institutions.

(2) The church itself is a deeply flawed institution.

Marriage struck me as flawed institution at the best of times.

Drawing on the history of the preceding chapters, he asserts: (1) The papacy is a deeply flawed institution.

But when gay advocates started talking about marriage, he thought it nuts, partly because they were buying into such a flawed institution.

It may be a "flawed institution", according to Nick Clegg, but as far as City interests are concerned the House of Lords appears to do its job very efficiently.