Sentence examples for flawed testing from inspiring English sources
The audit by the office of the Defense Department inspector general, not yet made public but obtained by The Associated Press, faults the Army for flawed testing procedures before awarding a contract for the armor.
In a climate of tightened benefit eligibility, flawed testing, and outright cuts, to block disabled people's chance at appeal is yet another way to tilt power in the DWP's favour.
But while that issue winds its way through the court system, baseball continues to deal with the fallout of what did occur: a positive 2003 test for Rodriguez that was never destroyed, and a flawed testing system in 2004.
But a study by the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors has uncovered evidence of flawed testing in the 1982 murder and rape case of a former death-row inmate, Earl Washington.
Arum acknowledged problems with the landscape; with outdated, flawed testing procedures, especially for smaller fights; with no national commission to set policy; and with varied policies among the state commissions.
Dr. Postol, who worked in the Reagan administration on such issues as antimissile defense, says that the Pentagon has ignored earlier criticism like Dr. Schwartz's and instead put flawed testing methods at the heart of all its plans to develop and build a weapon.
The city said that throwing out a flawed test was a racially neutral act.
To the Editor: You highlighted critical questions regarding the New York State Education Department's role in perpetuating the use of flawed test data.
Simply adding in new providers to implement a flawed test will only increase the fear and despair of those failed by it.
"The fact of the matter is it's a flawed test," said Victor A. Bolden, the city's acting corporation counsel.
"The commissioner believes in standards to his core -- he is Mr. Standards -- and he saw that this was a flawed test and rather than making excuses he took quick, decisive action," said Randi Weingarten, president of the city teachers' union.
