Sentence examples for policy was flawed from inspiring English sources

Yet even before it came to be egregiously violated, the policy was flawed.

When the government advisory task force recommended against screening, urologists, who treat many men with prostate cancer, expressed outrage, with one saying the policy was "flawed, dangerous and catastrophic for men".

The European commissioner for migration, Dimitris Avramopoulos, admitted that the proposed policy was flawed since target countries in Africa were "not willing" to host EU-sponsored refugee camps on their soil.

Community Housing Cymru (CHC) said the welfare policy was "flawed" but the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) said it incentivises work.

There was an early realisation by parents that the '20 hours free' policy was flawed if the centre their child(ren) attended had not opted into the scheme, or if they lived in small towns, rural settings or certain city suburbs where parents had little choice in the kind of service available.

But even if Brown's realignment policy was flawed, a point Davis decidedly does not concede, it's unlikely that Maldonado can rapidly ramp up widespread popular concern about crime.

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

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

But a lawyer representing Kevin Cerbelli's mother says the department's policy is flawed and dangerous.

Immigration policy is flawed too, and the subject of migration misunderstood.

But critics remain "concerned that the policy is flawed," said Senator Thad Cochran, the Mississippi Republican who led today's hearing.