2. LINCOLN (Steven Spielberg) A great, flawed movie about a great, flawed president of a great, flawed nation.
Rising populations and flawed decisions about land use, like permitting unchecked coastal development, are putting more and more people in harm's way, the report said.
Why import into prisons the same flawed educational system that landed inmates there in the first place?
The government needs to rethink its approach to the acquisition of land, on which flawed legislation is pending, to ease investment.
Now, some of those neighbors are suing the town and county in State Supreme Court in Riverhead for what they contend was a flawed environmental review of the land.
There are also substantial concerns the indirect land use approach is fundamentally flawed, for example Zilberman et al.
GVL says the report is "factually deeply flawed", that it overstates both incomes from subsistence farming and the percentage of community land under development, and underestimates the benefit palm oil development has brought in terms of local infrastructure.
It reintroduced the antique land-ownership law despite knowing that its flawed design would almost halt much-needed foreign investment.
Killings, threats of violence, and flawed legislation are preventing millions of Colombians from reclaiming stolen land, a report has found — further imperiling the fragile peace process aimed at ending the world's longest running civil conflict.
Some people have suggested that as an alternative to accounting for indirect land use change, policymakers could use the same flawed accounting system but require that biofuels reduce greenhouse gas emissions by a higher percentage compared to fossil fuels, for example by 75% instead of the 50% that will be required in the EU Renewable Energy Directive.
