Sentence examples for view as flawed from inspiring English sources

In 2006, the American Bar Association declared that presidents should veto legislation they view as flawed rather than issue signing statements, which the group portrayed as "contrary to the rule of law and our constitutional separation of powers".

He saw Khrushchev's view as flawed, and countered that his view had not been approved by the Party.

But her gradual acceptance of the program was emblematic of how an overwhelming majority of families, in the painful end, reluctantly decided that even a program they viewed as flawed was a better option than an individual lawsuit against the airlines or the owners of the twin towers.

– is as flawed as his historical memory.

On the one hand women were viewed as having little or no agency to make informed decisions; while on the other, any decisions they did make were characterised as flawed.

RCTs can be as flawed as any other study design.

Or, despite the compelling dissents of such conservatives as Bruce Bartlett, it is at least plausible that future Republicans may yet consider Bush the way many Democrats view Lyndon Johnson, as flawed but great.

[DNA Info] A Quinnipiac University poll showed that most respondents support making teacher evaluations public, but that a majority also view the evaluations as flawed.

Mr. Levin's decision to release the letters seemed aimed at strengthening opposition to the Gillibrand measure by pointing out what he and senior Pentagon officials view as flaws in her proposal.

Washington still views the council as "flawed," she said, but will stay on it to help shape its agenda.

"Is it because of mechanics that I broke down?" Prior said, laughing at the irony of how his mechanics, once described as picturesque, are now viewed by some as flawed.