Sentence examples for policy flaws from inspiring English sources

For public officials qualitative components of program evaluations are essential to understanding how a program has worked, and to what extent variation in outcomes and impacts from those expected, or between communities, are the result of local or national implementation issues or policy flaws.

That means electing Hillary Clinton, whatever her character and policy flaws, while organizing to make the political revolution permanent.

These, too, were predictable results of policy flaws that Barofsky saw ahead of time, and they surely represent "catastrophic losses".

Dyer called the policy "flawed" on scientific and economic grounds.

"Not only was this policy flawed from the start, with experts warning that it could leave parts of the country without access to justice, but now the Government has made a complete mess of the process.

Is Stanford's policy flawed?

In Colorado there is a 2016 ballot measure, Amendment 69, that has the good intention of universal healthcare, but a serious policy flaw that it cannot fund abortion care as written.

But Monday's report, written by Professor Rebecca Tunstall at the University of York's centre for housing policy, says flaws in the DWP model means that it is likely to have overstated the likely savings.

She sees M.L.B.'s enforcement policy as flawed.

"Their policy is flawed, and it has to be changed.

Councilman Felder's policy is flawed precisely because it fails to see this reality.