Sentence examples for laws flawed from inspiring English sources
The report called Virginia's mental health laws "flawed" and its mental health services "inadequate".
Ms. Napolitano called the law flawed, but signed it anyway, saying it was better than risking a possible ballot measure that could be "even more draconian" and difficult to overturn.
The findings, according to a summary leaked to McClatchy, are damning: that the agency misled the White House, Congress and the American people; that unauthorised interrogation methods were used; that the legal opinions stating the techniques did not break US torture laws were flawed; and perhaps most significant, that the torture yielded no useful intelligence.
They assert that the Neumark and Adams estimates of the effects of business assistance living wage laws are flawed because they define "potentially covered workers as all private sector workers (usually about 90 95 percent of the workforce)" (p. 240).
The Long Arizona execution was lawful because the law is flawed.
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.
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.
Although the ruling did not directly strike down the provision, it indicated that the state law was flawed.
