Sentence examples for flawed local from inspiring English sources

Inside Bangladesh the war remains a live political issue as alleged collaborators in the conflict (all opposition leaders) are being tried by a flawed, local war-crimes tribunal.

By recruiting a gang of LTTE defectors, and helping them win a flawed local election, it has given a Tamil face to its rule.

To compound that inequity with a flawed local government finance review – potentially casting provincial cities and towns further adrift – doesn't bear thinking about.

A1 Report on Hariri Investigation A toughly worded United Nations report into the assassination of the former Lebanese prime minister, Rafik Hariri, concluded that heavy-handed Syrian interference in Lebanese affairs created the polarizing tensions that led to his death and that a deeply flawed local investigation obstructed efforts to find his killers.

The duty to co-operate is flawed, because local politics breeds different – sometimes conflicting – local visions for everything from employment to housing.

What Choice?, the system is fatally flawed because local authorities can enter the competition on their own account and the system is skewed in their favour.

(Aside: they are flawed because of local resistance to better data collection rather than federal malfeasance).

It was so flawed that the local News Observer reported the" keeping track of student information has so many problems that the accuracy of transcripts, athletic eligibility and the number of students enrolled in schools is uncertain".

The 2007 "surge" of troops in Iraq, like last year's surge in Afghanistan, was an admission that the doctrine was fundamentally flawed if the locals decided to keep fighting.

But they can suffer if standards are flawed or unsuited to local need.

The flaws are local wall thinning, taking into account the minimum wall thickness required for design pressure and circumferentially part-through cracks based on the acceptance standards in the ASME Code Section XI.