But their arguments are flawed and misleading.

Those elections were flawed.

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The voting structure in the ECB is flawed.

This view is seriously flawed.

But this argument is flawed because of two distinct facts.

Their tools and powers were lacking.

Its weaknesses today mainly reflect flawed policies and institutional arrangements.

Being a rebel is about recognizing that experts' assumptions and their methodologies can easily be flawed.

But the game is almost over, because the old approaches are obviously failing.

Opposition leaders and democracy watchdogs say Moldova s election process was fundamentally flawed.

Were these decisions the result of hubris and errors in judgment or the product of flawed incentives?

Reflecting flawed economic arguments, India embraced autarky in trade and rejected inflows of equity investment.

The polls, although an improvement over the troubled 1993 election, were considered flawed by opposition parties and observers.

In his chapter, Tol shows why grand promises of drastic, immediate carbon cuts are such a flawed strategy.

Moreover, the negative argument that historical experience supports the case for protectionism is flawed.

Iraq argues that Saudi Arabia's evaluation of its ecological survey data is flawed because the data set represents a single point in time.

In short the remedies far too little and too late are based on a misdiagnosis of the problem and flawed economics.

In order to maintain their dominance, Arab governments have relied on flawed laws and elections that don t produce strong parliaments or lead to real change.

This judgment is based on a flawed comparison between Russia and the Soviet Union though one that is also popular in Russia itself.

A Japanese propaganda film in 1934 portrayed foreign national flags as incomplete or defective with their designs, while the Japanese flag is perfect in all forms.

Mobutu s rule was, of course, deeply flawed, but he was not alone within the pan African movement in such thinking.

In short, the drone strikes constitute a flawed policy that has only strengthened anti US sentiment and the forces of extremism in Pakistan.

Today, no one will or should trust the rating agencies, or the investment banks that purveyed flawed products (sometimes designing them to lose money).

Flawed as Gordon s reading of IR 3 is, his concluding concern for the future of innovation in the US is well founded.

Given the developments of the past decade, we now face the possibility that for the past 30 years we have been wrongly imprisoning parents on the basis of a flawed hypothesis.

There are altogether too many complex ideas floating around that look good on paper, but might well prove deeply flawed in a big time crisis.

The economic liberalization carried out in much of the world in the last 25 years was a flawed policy from the start, and its consequences have become glaringly obvious.

The first such measure is to provide draft articles, on an interim basis, which reflect certain elements in the doctrine, even though the propositions in question are, in the opinion of the Special Rapporteur, flawed in one or more respects.

The strategic vision of a bank shaping the economic fortunes of a country, or the whole world, is as flawed as was the idea of central economic planning.

Consequently, Iraq disagrees with Saudi Arabia's service level estimation, stating that the scaling exercise is flawed because a proper metric or keystone species has not been used to measure service losses and gains .

The IMF s first effort at prescribing a cure may be flawed, but its diagnosis of a financial sector bloated by moral hazard is manifestly correct.

But China s government and others that practice Internet censorship still want to reap the economic benefits of connectivity. That tension leads to imperfect compromises.

The experience was a lesson for banks, regulators, central banks, and treasuries, which, not surprisingly, were unprepared to handle a comprehensive crisis. Their tools and powers were lacking.

The European elite needs to revert to the principles that guided the Union s creation, recognizing that our understanding of reality is inherently imperfect, and that perceptions are bound to be biased and institutions flawed.

As enthusiastically as the global mass media has received her choice, it is nonetheless extremely difficult in the West for a woman to be portrayed as maternal let alone physically flawed or impaired and also as a fantasy sex object.

Many economists argued that these clever models were flawed, because the punishment threat was not credible, particularly in the case of a systemic meltdown affecting a large part of the financial system.

And, surely, academics are also to blame for the inertia, with many of them still defending elegant but deeply flawed models of perfect markets that create an illusion of safety for a system that is in fact highly risk prone.

After my post I heard from a colleague of mine who has read the paper that at least one of the trials was flawed because those undergoing circumcision where educated on safe sex practices while the others were not.

The voting structure in the ECB is flawed. In any federal system, a balance must be struck between those who are charged with assessing economic conditions in the whole monetary area and those who represent the interests of particular regions.

7.6 As to the general claims that the enforcement machinery of the Ontario scheme of human rights protection is flawed and fails to provide an effective remedy, the Committee recalls its constant jurisprudence that, in order to bring a claim, an individual must be personally and directly affected by the violations claimed.

MOSCOW Western leaders and observers persistently repeat, like a mantra, that Russia is weak. This judgment is based on a flawed comparison between Russia and the Soviet Union though one that is also popular in Russia itself.

Many economists argued that these clever models were flawed, because the punishment threat was not credible, particularly in the case of a systemic meltdown affecting a large part of the financial system. But the papers were published anyway, and the ideas were implemented.

The divergence between how top executives and their companies shareholders fared raises a serious concern that the aggressive risk taking at Bear Stearns and Lehman and other financial firms with similar pay arrangements could have been the product of flawed incentives.