"But there was never a suggestion by either side that they would impugn the legitimacy of the result, that they would claim it was a rigged decision, that they would claim it was flawed".
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, asked on Tuesday if the department's initial investigation was flawed, said: "I don't know that you'd say it's flawed.
"Why would it be 'flawed' to include all cases of mass shootings, rather than trying to impose somewhat arbitrary criteria.
The Senate voted 60-40 to pass the bill, which President George Bush said he would sign despite it being "flawed in some areas".
I'd be the first to admit it's flawed.
Even before the test, critics had said that it would be flawed because its lone decoy balloon was round and therefore easily distinguishable from the cone-shaped target.
But the big e-mail senders, and some security experts, say that it would be flawed.
Keen: I don't like the word flawed because that would mean that there would also be an ideal arrangement where it would not be flawed.
This evidence would be flawed if it turned out that genome-wide mutagenesis depends on transcription of the target genes as suggested recently for the Cairns system (Cohen and Walker 2010).
While configuring the firewalls, rule configuration has to conform to, or say be consistent with, the demands of the network security policies such that the network security would not be flawed.
Jorge Domínguez, a Cuban born professor of international relations at Harvard University, agreed that an attempt to broker political reform inside Cuba would be flawed, even if it were Obama's intention.
