Sentence examples for the flawed approach from inspiring English sources

"The answer is not the flawed approach in the Senate bill," said Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the majority whip.

It leaves behind the flawed approach of the Kyoto Protocol where some countries had commitments while others did not.

In its response to the Financial Services Authority's consultation paper, the Council of Mortgage Lenders condemned the "flawed" approach of the watchdog.

A result of the flawed approach was that the agency, the Council on Affordable Housing, underestimated the number of units needed statewide by as much as 100,000, the court said.

Too often the college search includes the flawed approach of using rankings that tout the statistics of the entering class, rather than focusing on what happens during the four years that students are enrolled.

Nicola Sturgeon is first minister of Scotland and leader of the Scottish National party The proposed exclusion of Plaid Cymru from the televised leaders' debates once again highlights the flawed approach of the broadcasters and regulators as they refuse to reflect the reality of the UK's democracy.

"They all walked away from that flawed approach in the 1980's, when airline security failed to improve".

That's why I, along with several of my colleagues, have urged the FCC chairman to abandon this flawed approach.

The best we can do with this flawed approach is stave off defeat".

The EFF says TPP takes the same "flawed approach" as the old EU-U.S. Safe Harbor — i.e. that it tries to "streamline" cross-border data-flows between regions with "comprehensive data protection laws" and those with "weak or voluntary arrangements" by encouraging the former to treat the latter "as in some way equivalent to their own".

"Opponents who favor this flawed approach are going to offer all sorts of distortions based on the fact that they cannot make a case on the substance for the bill they are advocating," Mr. Madden said.