Sentence examples for flawed rules from inspiring English sources

The Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation of Reed Hastings, the chief executive for Netflix, for possible violations of disclosures laws after he wrote about a company milestone on Facebook, says more about the flawed rules surrounding public information than it does about bad acts by Mr. Hastings, writes Steven M. Davidoff, the Deal Professor columnist for DealBook.

Flawed rules are identified and potential modifications are provided in order to get consistent configurations.

New-and-improved deal breakers may result in nothing more than a new set of monumentally flawed rules that also prove to be pointless.

Or Flawed Rules?" (Op-Ed, March 8) persuades me that current campaign finance rules impose some distortions on how campaigns are run.

Instead they often rely on quick, flawed rules of thumb to guide their decisions.

The commission has said that flawed rules for California's deregulated electricity market contributed to sharp price increases and power shortages in 2000 and 2001.

Flawed federal rules allowed United Airlines (and many other companies) to avoid making cash contributions to pension funds for years, even though the United plan was falling billions of dollars in arrears.

"Unfortunately, today the commission voted to approve a highly flawed final rule to establish a public database of consumer complaints," commissioner Nancy A. Nord, wrote on her blog, in an entry titled "Here's Your Turkey, Early".

For this, it is hard to place the blame anywhere but with the British Horseracing Authority, not so much for the actual rules, flawed though these undoubtedly are, but rather for the knuckleheaded timing of their introduction.

Trump's FCC chairman, Ajit Pai, called the Obama-era privacy rules "flawed" on Monday and said they "were designed to benefit one group of favored companies, not online consumers". .

There is widespread agreement among these organizations that the proposed rules are flawed, but a majority wants the rules to be fixed, not abandoned.