Sentence examples for had been flawed from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday a High Court judge quashed the closures for that reason, saying the consultation process had been flawed.

Judge Burke wrote that reversal was mandatory because the case had been flawed by the conduct of some jurors.

Banda won, although by only a narrow margin, and Sata, who finished a close second, alleged that the vote had been flawed.

In May 2005, the US supreme court overturned the conviction, saying jury instructions had been "flawed", but Andersen is unlikely to return to business.

NHS England took over when the independent reconfiguration panel, called in by the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, ruled the process had been flawed.

He said planning of the two projects had been "flawed" and there had been "underestimation" of their costs but insisted EDF had learned lessons from these setbacks.

But the evidence we had was flawed, resulting from a woefully under-powered, under-funded trial.

The process to date has been flawed.

Pakistan's democratic governments have been flawed.

His judgment, even by his own account, has been flawed.

In many cases, the execution of policy has been flawed.