Sentence examples for into flawed from inspiring English sources
Attempts to assert that power, however, needn't delve into flawed legal arguments and acts of diplomatic impropriety.
The White House is convening a meeting of regulators and administration officials on Wednesday to review federal investigations into the foreclosure crisis, while state law enforcement officials emphasized their inquiry into flawed foreclosures was continuing.
As the nation's attorneys general announced a joint investigation into flawed paperwork filed to support home foreclosures, federal housing regulators urged lenders Wednesday to vet their foreclosure procedures and fix them.
Metro's Office of the Inspector General will take over the agency's investigation into flawed concrete in phase 2 of the Silver Line, the Dulles corridor extension being overseen by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, the transit agency said Wednesday.
I am all in favor of raising standards for issuing driver's licenses, but instead of trying to make them into flawed federal ID's and denying them to immigrants who can drive, how about more stringent requirements for driver competence?
That ordinary acts might have such an existence-inducing nature – that the people they bring into flawed existences would not, indeed, could not have ever existed at all in the absence of those acts – is related to the phenomenon Gregory Kavka described as the "precariousness" of existence (Kavka 1982, 93).
If a person's existence is unavoidably flawed, then the agent's only alternatives to bringing that person into the flawed existence are to bring no one into existence at all or to bring a different person – a nonidentical but better off person – into existence in place of the person whose existence is flawed.
At the time, regulators still did not have a full window into the flawed foreclosures.
The answer to Amtrak's problems is not throwing more money into a flawed system.
The place to start is not by injecting new life into the flawed Annapolis peace process.
Ms. Arpaia parlayed that success into a flawed but earnest and appealing showcase for regional Italian cooking, Ama, in SoHo.
