Sentence examples for flawed registration from inspiring English sources

The major humanitarian actors accepted the flawed registration and used it as a basis for their own distributions.

However, the major humanitarian actors accepted the flawed registration and used it as a basis for their own distributions without raising any major issues.

"The Grant Thornton report last week made clear it had not found any evidence of political pressure being applied during the flawed registration process in 2010 but the authors did believe that apparent suppression of a damning internal review in March last year 'may constitute a broader and ongoing cover-up'.

Interviews around the state suggest that the most significant obstacles confronting blacks appear to have stemmed from logistical problems: voter registration cards for black college students that did not arrive until 2 p.m. on Election Day, flawed registration lists, busy signals on county phone lines and confusion over how to use translators.

Unfortunately, it seems that the Obama registration leaders are paying little attention to the hard-won quality-control lessons learned by advocacy groups, such as ACORN, that have faced a buzz-saw of GOP phony and exaggerated charges over voter fraud because of flawed registration forms turned in by some of their temporary canvassers.

If any link is broken if the voter can't find the precinct, if the registration is flawed, if the voting machine doesn't work, the ballot is confusing, or the election workers miscount the ballots the vote is lost.

In other places, registration lists were flawed.

In addition to issue of massive server load, the entire course registration premise is flawed in some sense.

Still, the dissidents managed to spit out pointed words before being gaveled down, reminding the chamber of complaints that newly registered black voters were turned away from the polls in Florida or that registration lists were flawed or that there was a sudden police presence in black neighborhoods.

Also, the registration process was so flawed -- with potentially large numbers of duplicate or underage registrations, and with some local totals exceeding estimates of the number of eligible voters -- that much of it may have to be repeated before parliamentary elections next year.

While the registration exercise was a logistic triumph, the registration criteria were fundamentally flawed and led to inclusion and exclusion errors both on IDP status and on the need for assistance.