Sentence examples for flawed politically from inspiring English sources

It was a legally flawed, politically motivated decision that should not be glossed over by fond memories.

The White House favors a flawed, politically unfeasible reform of Social Security and has dismissed the worsening budget forecasts.

This is the first in a long list of media-training guidelines drafted for sociologist Mark Regnerus in preparation for last year's release of his findings of the infamous "New Family Structures Study," a flawed, politically motivated study that suggests that children of gay parents experience more unfavorable outcomes compared to children of heterosexual, married parents.

If Golden Dawn's prosecution is seen as legally flawed and politically motivated, the group will gain power and legitimacy.

It has mounted a sprawling public relations campaign including briefing books and a 14-minute video by former CNN journalist Gene Randall designed to convey the idea that the Ecuadoran justice system is flawed and politically manipulated.

The Owen-Prior vision is flawed both intellectually and politically: a telling start to the post-euro British debate that will now unfold.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani vigorously defended the unit and criticized the Justice Department investigation, saying its methods were flawed and its investigation politically motivated.

For all its well-intentioned rhetoric, President Obama's speech was, sadly, conceptually flawed, empirically challenged, and politically blind to the daily realities that drive hundreds of millions of Muslims to increasing despair.

It is the currency union that is politically and institutionally flawed, the crisis may in fact be the key to its success – by forcing the necessary institutional and political reforms.

The USSR may have been flawed from the start: economically, politically and ideologically.

If it does in fact signify a new American posture, then Trump's response is legally, politically, and strategically flawed.