Sentence examples similar to reject as flawed from inspiring English sources

The Australians do disagree over proposals for enforcing the 1972 biological weapons convention, which the Bush administration rejects as flawed.

This theory, that government housing policy was the primary cause of the nation's economic crisis, was ultimately rejected as flawed by every other member of the Commission.

He also rejects as flawed the idea that opening a new, innovative school will damage other local schools.

Some modern historians, while rejecting Polybius's figure as flawed, are willing to accept Livy's figure.

Stephen J. Cassidy, the head of the Uniformed Firefighters Association, the union that represents New York City's 8,800 rank-and-file firefighters, characterized the pilot project as flawed and "just another step" toward closing fire companies, a notion fire officials rejected.

– is as flawed as his historical memory.

Republicans lambasted the report as flawed.

Pharmacy groups attacked the study as flawed.

Critics nonetheless see the plan as flawed.

Many see the calculator as flawed.

That claim was widely criticized as flawed.