Sentence examples for law was flawed from inspiring English sources

Although the ruling did not directly strike down the provision, it indicated that the state law was flawed.

David M. Grandeau, the executive director of the lobbying commission, acknowledged that the law was flawed and said that he hopes Gov. George E. Pataki and the State Legislature will pass a better, stronger law.

Kate Lowery, a Whole Foods spokeswoman, said her company agreed that the law was flawed, but said that as a chain selling organic whole-wheat bread, it had no wish to label goods as possibly carcinogenic.

Thom Reilly, of the Morrison Institute for Public Policy in Phoenix, said he regards the idea behind the reforms as sound but that the law was flawed in allowing states to divert the welfare grant to other programmes.

The Republicans will argue that the Supreme Court showed that the law was flawed from the start, that the Obama Administration is lawless, that a full repeal of the law is the only appropriate response to the Court's decision — and that the millions who lose their subsides should blame the sponsor of the law.

The Long Arizona execution was lawful because the law is flawed.

He added: "The whole law is flawed.

This is why the current law is flawed.

They are now testing messages based on the idea that even the Obama administration acknowledges that the law is flawed.

Your contention that Justice Antonin Scalia would be a disastrous choice to be the next chief justice because of his strict constructionist views about constitutional law is flawed.

"The law is flawed," said Rob Wilson, a director of the Handmade Toy Alliance, which wants Congress to reopen the 2008 legislation to new amendments.