A lawyer for the six unnamed plaintiffs, Mark S. Zaid of Washington, said, "It validates what we've been saying for six years, that this vaccination program was illegal and ill conceived from Day 1".
And Rodman could certainly have succumbed to the mounting pressure from New York Democratic Representative Eliot Engel, who referred to the events as "bizarre and grotesque," not to mention "ill conceived", while pleading for the Wednesday game to be cancelled.
But even the best intelligence can turn out to be mistaken, and the likelihood that this was the case in Iraq shows why pre-emptive war, the Bush administration's strategy since 9/11, is so ill conceived as a foundation for security policy.
These nihilistic treatment approaches are ill conceived, as data supporting systemic therapy for secondary PC is derived from clinical trials reporting the results of treatment of distinctively different tumor biology-visceral metastasis of hematogenous origin, not PC.
A parliamentary committee blamed the "ill conceived" intervention for the spread of Isis in the region.
"But the whole thing seemed ill conceived to me".
"It was ill conceived so I had enough after a year".
The threat made the company appear heavy-handed with its shareholders and was ill conceived, because only a month after the Blackstone sale was canceled, the company agreed to sell itself to Carl C. Icahn for $5.50 a share.
Each, he felt, was ill conceived in practical terms and unwarranted as an expansion of federal mandates and spending.
Proposals for ill conceived treaties on patent harmonization and the protection of broadcasting organizations were blocked, the first by developing countries, and the second by a coalition of developing countries, civil society NGOs, and innovative businesses.
But those projects were often ill conceived and poorly executed, and became magnets for protests in Washington and in the countries where the bank operates.
