Appearing before the House energy and commerce committee on Tuesday, Sebelius said: "I am as frustrated and angry as anyone with the flawed launch of healthcare.gov.gov
Civil society was given a voice again, and political opposition tolerated, even if much of it was now aimed at her. Malawi's democracy, as chaotic and flawed as it is, was back.
I cannot stand behind such a flawed agreement".
In interviews, Miliband argued that his decision to intervene in the energy markets was a special case prompted by unique failures in the flawed structure of the energy industry, rejecting claims that he was marching the party back to an era of socialism.
She'd be outdone by Churchill, and possibly, although he was a much more flawed character, by Lloyd George.
But Noi said Daodu was paying the price for his honesty: "He's the victim of a flawed, outdated process, which dehumanises and takes common sense out of the equation.
He is particularly anxious to make plain that Willy Loman – the flawed and defeated patriarch – in Death of a Salesman is not based on his father, though "one of the other characters has some similarities with an uncle".
When stating that he is against "Draconian terrorism laws that make us less – not more – safe", it is worrying that in a third of the votes on the government's flawed anti-terrorism legislation Davis didn't even vote.
The commission questioned former prime minister Kevin Rudd about the scheme's roll-out, with the subsequent report finding that the program was seriously flawed.
Relying on user reports is even more flawed, since it leaves the door open for coordinated bullying (like Facebook users reporting drag performers for not using their "real names") or for Carrie Nation-style moral crusades (like reporting pictures of breastfeeding).
