Sentence examples for flawed schemes from inspiring English sources

It's billed as "a satire about the difficult process of taking grand, uncosted, inadequately planned, fundamentally flawed schemes – and passing them off as 'nation building' ".

Earlier this month, the Institute of Economic Affairs think -tank labelled it a "recipe for disaster", an "economically flawed" scheme that will require a contribution of around £1,000 from each taxpayer.

This guarantee would sit on top of an already flawed scheme that provides crop insurance for "deep losses".As usually happens, the bill is pitting different regions against each other.

Dean originally led Tariq on a deliberately flawed scheme to poison car door handles using nicotine, in a bid to kill people on touch.

The commission noted, however, that California itself is partly to blame for embracing a "fatally flawed" deregulation scheme, which discouraged long-term contracts and virtually invited price manipulation on the daily spot market.

Last year they finished ninth Why are the Eagles sticking with their obviously flawed wide 9 defensive scheme AND sticking Asomugha in zone coverage most of the time?

Meanwhile, on the world's biggest carbon market, the admittedly flawed EU emissions trading scheme, carbon emissions trade for roughly $10 a ton.

In our complex disinformation scheme, deliberately flawed designs for stealth technology and space defense sent Russian scientists down paths that wasted time and money.

As it stands, that scheme is flawed and needs improving: parents will not be allowed to top-up the voucher, and private providers will be unenthusiastic about a price cap set by the state.

But, come on, last year was not a good year for Morrisons: the mechanics of the incentive scheme are flawed if they can still produce such a sum in those circumstances.

Opponents say a class action lawsuit could prove the scheme is flawed.