Sentence examples for formally flawed from inspiring English sources
(Seitz)★ 'THE DEVIL CAME ON HORSEBACK' (No rating, 85 minutes) A brutal, urgent, devastating if formally flawed documentary about Darfur and one man's eyewitness testimony that demands to be seen as soon as possible and by as many viewers as possible.
(Catsoulis) ★ 'THE DEVIL CAME ON HORSEBACK' (No rating, 85 minutes) A brutal, urgent, devastating if formally flawed documentary about Darfur and one man's eyewitness testimony that demands to be seen as soon as possible and by as many viewers as possible.
We conclude that variable selection methods which have been formally criticized as flawed still prevail in the scientific literature.
As such, both conceptually and formally, it remains deeply flawed.
This was the most important (though not the only) way in which the original Constitution was flawed, which is why the document has been formally amended 27 times.
Now, with nobody even formally charged, it is bowing to criticism that its vision of justice was flawed.Some opposition politicians have accused the government of waging a vendetta.
Reenacting those very same provisions may formally comply with the Constitutional Court's judgment that said the amendments had been procedurally flawed the first time around.
Formally, the law is found in those five articles, and a court decision is legally flawed if it does not cite at least one of them as the basis for its ruling.
The use of public funds to establish and run private clinics serving the rich is fundamentally morally flawed, and would lead to massively widening the inequities in access and quality of care that already exist, and formally reinforce the already-existing two-tier system.
24 March The UK government formally asks the UN working group to review its finding that Assange was subject to arbitrary detention, saying the opinion was "deeply flawed".
