Sentence examples for flawed position from inspiring English sources

Thus, without a second UN resolution and a renewal of the mandate for intervention, the US and UK could not legally go to war and are now trying to build a democracy from a fatally flawed position.

And as Blaxill himself has pointed out (for example in a 2005 meeting at the CDC), you don't have to have a financial conflict of interest to cling stubbornly to a flawed position.

All politicians – along with Hacked Off – started from the flawed position, without thinking, of being Leveson fundamentalists.

Both? "Speaking as an independent, I believe both sides' positions are flawed, and I hope they stick to those positions even at the cost of national paralysis".

4. Admit that your position is flawed.

The trouble is, it doesn't seem distinct enough right now and it's strategic positioning seems flawed in 2008.

Although phenomena such as (1)–(4) motivate embodied cognitive science, appealing to such phenomena to arrive at more substantive conclusions that have been drawn for example, that traditional cognitive science is deeply flawed, or that dominant positions in the philosophy of mind, such as functionalism, are mistaken requires further philosophical argument.

Dapo Akande, the professor of public international law and co-director of the Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict, concluded that the government's position was "significantly flawed".

Byron Wien, who was the chief investment strategist at Morgan Stanley for twenty-one yeand and is now the chief investment strategist for a hedge fund, said that he had been persuaded by the motion's opponents, despite believing that their position was fundamentally flawed.

Instead of dwelling on the impact Mr. Weiner's conduct has had on his marriage, the people of New York should be asking themselves if they want someone whose decision making ability is so terribly flawed to be in a position of power.

We will all find ourselves remaining LOYAL to institutions when we wish we could indicate that we find their positions to be flawed or even morally wrong.