Sentence examples for maintain flawed from inspiring English sources

He also said that he was optimistic, but he admitted that, for those in power, there's a temptation to maintain flawed institutions and to use them as tools of repression.

But that's no argument in favor of maintaining a vastly flawed and unfair status quo.

Mr. Obama had wanted to leave several thousand troops behind, for a while longer, to keep training Iraqi forces and to help Iraq's democratically elected but deeply flawed government maintain security.

Scholars like Bauer and Moi maintain that these flaws are magnified by a bad and outdated translation, which in places amounts to a basic misunderstanding of what Beauvoir is saying.

Disability campaigners maintain the tests are "fundamentally flawed" and are being driven by the government's desire to reduce the welfare bill.

Poulter also conceded that saving Europe's best players until last in Sunday's singles may have been flawed, although he maintained it was a decision made by the team rather than just the captain, Nick Faldo.

Gordon and Breach plans to appeal, says Chief Executive Officer Martin Gordon, who maintains that the analysis was flawed in part because it compared "niche" journals with those for a broader audience.

The proposal advanced is the most institutionally elegant solution because it maintains the current arrangements, as flawed as they are, and preserves the euro.

However, she maintained that the argument was flawed as such a situation, which would enable and consolidate increased import of food from the developed to the developing world, could not lead to food security, a point that was also made by Hongladarom.

Similar to the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Venezuelan electoral system is completely flawed only intended to maintain dictators in power with a light flavor of Democracy.

But international observers maintain that although some technical flaws remain, they can find no evidence of a government effort to steal votes.