Sentence examples for flawed planning from inspiring English sources

(Waqt sub say bara murhum hai. Waqt kay saath yeh masly saray hal hongay)" (CMW) The main theme is supported by two sub themes: Flawed planning and implementation of the Program, and Teething problems in field.

Time magazine described him as "the man who led the Marines during the run-up to the war – and failed to publicly criticise the operation's flawed planning".

Seven Americans, including Roberts, were killed, and the operation was scrutinized afterward for its flawed planning and communication at more senior levels.

The QC described the police operation as "the result of flawed planning, in which you were involved, which was based on a failure by you and others to  properly assess and implement  accurate intelligence that was the result of deficient supervision".

A story of avoidable mistakes and flawed planning, The Unknown Battle of Midway reveals the enormous failures that led to the destruction of four torpedo squadrons but were omitted from official naval reports: the planes that ran out of gas, the torpedoes that didn't work, the pilots who had never dropped torpedoes, and the breakdown of the attack plan.

The District is spending three or four times what other cities have to build a maintenance facility for its fledging streetcar system, a reflection of the flawed planning and execution that have dragged down the transit start-up for more than a decade.

In February a judge struck down what he called a "fatally flawed" plan to build taller, denser buildings in some parts of Hollywood, after community groups sued under CEQA, complaining that the plan would "Manhattanise" Hollywood.Last year Takao Suzuki, a developer, finished a 45-unit affordable housing complex in LA's Historic Filipinotown.

In February, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge struck down what he labeled "a fatally flawed" plan, after community groups sued under CEQA to stop the new rules.

He called the speaker's proposal "another flawed plan that will do little to lower gas prices".

We must continue to encourage our leaders to find and explore these solutions and stop wasting our time discussing this flawed plan.

The assumption of Allan Dulles, the C.I.A. director, and his chief of covert operations, Richard Bissell, was that the obviously flawed plan did not matter.