Sentence examples for flawed standards from inspiring English sources

Other enforcement problems identified by the ACTU include that building materials come from countries with "unreliable or flawed standards" including that some foreign regulators allow low levels of asbestos in their products.

"In all fairness, it's clear that the publishers struggled with these flawed standards and still managed to do a good job in some areas," said Kathy Miller, president of the TFN Education Fund, in a statement.

And so I urge you to vote no at the end of this debate, because if we embrace the Common Core, we are embracing a set of flawed standards that will mark as failures more than half of our kids".

Moreover, Mr. Romney is potentially a flawed standard-bearer for his party, having once held a number of positions that Republican voters now regard as unacceptable.

She also asserted that the National Assessment of Educational Progress test was a flawed standard because it is not administered to every child in every school, making it an imprecise measure of achievement.

Will this flawed measure become law?

"Affordability" is a flawed measure.

That's a game-changer and one that flies in the face of the 50-year flawed gold standard relying on which journal you published in, rather than the merits of the paper, to determine tenure and grant funding.

This is a flawed reference standard [40] and likely to miss a substantial proportion of underlying CIN2+ lesions [34], [38].

These events must have stemmed from faulty standards, flawed systems of review and control or simple human failure on the part of those who were supposed to be standing watch.

Releasing a flawed product is standard operating procedure for car companies.