The organization said the council in 2009 passed "a deeply flawed resolution" that had been undermined by "global politics and expediency".
Shaken by accusations that they had rushed a flawed resolution, State Department officials on Friday came up with the new arrangement, which would allow Mr. Chen to travel to the United States on a student visa.
Of course, it is not a clear-cut comparison because some people voted against the flawed resolution to make a point about process or simply to support the science.
Powerful work, flawed people, tragic resolution #adlfest March 6, 2014 Jamie Wright (@JamieWrites) John Waters, unsurprisingly, was absolutely brilliant.
In casting its abstention, the United States described the resolution as flawed because it did not include the names of the groups that claimed responsibility for recent suicide bombings -- Islamic Jihad for the attack on a bus at Umm al Fahm on Sept. 18, and Hamas for bombing a bus in Tel Aviv on Sept. 19.
And we know that Vladamir Putin recently derided UN Security Council Resolution 73 as being "defective and flawed" because it "allows everyone to do anything, take any action against a sovereign state".
In response, LightSquared said it believed the testing was "seriously flawed" and that the company was "committed to finding a resolution with the federal government and the GPS industry".
It offers no easy resolutions to suburbanites, serves up no comforting knowledge that the flawed but fundamentally decent super guy is on hand to rescue them from the bad folks.
[Page A12.] As soon as the United Nations resolution passed, several late converts -- including France, Germany and Pakistan -- made clear that it was still too flawed, in their view, to spur any contributions of troops or money beyond current assistance.
"Absent any specifics, and until such a resolution occurs, Idaho has no recourse but to continue to press its case in federal court to prevent a flawed policy from being implemented," the governor said.
Is intelligence inherently flawed?
