In addition to the invaluable experiences I have shared with my colleagues and professors, I have realized that my personal experiences hold value, that we do not have to
accept flawed systems as immutable entities, and that we have the power to create the opportunities we want — both for students and for ourselves!
Not exact matches
A major
flaw is that unemployment is endemic and in spite of Nick's declaration that we wanted an «inclusive» society we have mad little if ant progress towards that objective and while unemployment remains an integral, and
accepted part od the
system, there is no way that we can claim that it is inclusive.
As far as Rikki, I think that as a young man in his job with Border Patrol he was
accepting of the rules and willing to enforce them but as he matured he had a hard time with the
flaws in the
system and chose to remove himself from it.
I personally find it strange in a
system of such complexity with so many unknowns, that one MUST
accept black and white, if / then logic, based on overtly incomplete and possibly
flawed knowledge.
Even if (which was not
accepted) MPs were justified in anticipating that the details of their claims for ACA would not normally be disclosed, once it emerged, as the tribunal had found, that the operation of the ACA
system was deeply
flawed, public scrutiny of the details of individual claims was inevitable.