It sets a flawed and dangerous precedent".
They were the two men who had, she felt, many years earlier set the flawed agenda for city planning that paternalists such as Moses were now imposing all over America.
He has what the pollsters call "name recognition", even (such are his New York Italian diphthongs) voice recognition.Alas, both the jewel and its setting are flawed.
But Brian Dodge, a spokesman for the Retail Industry Leaders Association, said the Fed, under pressure from banks, set a "deeply flawed" formula for the cap that will actually result in some retailers paying higher fees for small-dollar transactions — say, drinks sold at coffee shops.
"The whole basis of setting hurdle rates is flawed," says Mr Hodge.
Bob Greco, the American Petroleum Institute's director for downstream and industry operations, welcomed the decision, saying that the structure for setting the quota was flawed.
As for Joseph Estrada, I suspect he would be far less the champion of large families if he were the one giving birth to eight children.ROBERTA ABBOTTVancouverModelling investmentsSIR Economic Darwinism will ultimately prove whether the whole basis for setting hurdle rates is flawed ("How high a hurdle?", May 8th).
We found that consciously selecting characters that are not "real" and more cartoony or fantastical ensured people's expectations of their behavior in the real world were not pre-set, and flaws in the animation were less off-putting.
Nearly any shade will set your flaw-ness off, but stay clear of most browns - they'll blend with your hair, and that's a waste of beauty!
New-and-improved deal breakers may result in nothing more than a new set of monumentally flawed rules that also prove to be pointless.
