Sentence examples for that has faulted from inspiring English sources

The National Iranian American Council, a group that has faulted Iran's government but opposes sanctions as a negotiation strategy, said the House vote risked squandering a major chance to engage with Iran.

Kate Law, director of clinical research at Cancer Research UK, said: "It's through research that we've seen how this PARP inhibitor could be effective in other cancers that have faults in their DNA repair mechanisms.

[Grist] The University of Buffalo shuts down a controversial fracking institute that has been faulted for its research and its members' ties to the natural gas industry.

Peter Lattman reminds us that critics have faulted the absence of criminal cases in the 2008 financial crisis.

The aquifer system beneath Pahute Mesa comprises layered sequences of volcanic rocks that have been faulted into distinct structural blocks (Warren et al. 2000).

Privately, some Goldman officials bridle at the complaints, suggesting that the neighbors were piling criticism on a firm that has already been faulted in the public eye.

It's O2's server that has the fault.

Wilder said it was "the picture [of mine] that has the fewest faults".

USRP represents a real-world communication systems with hardware that has it's faults and limitations.

Help them to understand that everyone has faults and that we all have to work around them or overcome them.

Any fault that has shown shaking in the last 11,000 years is defined by California as active.