Sentences with phrase «deeply flawed system»

Of course, these are just small changes to a deeply flawed system.

«It's a sign of a deeply flawed system» Kelly Sullivan of Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida said.

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The conservative reformers who helped shape the Common Core are trying to make incremental improvements in a deeply flawed system.

Round after round of education reform has failed in recent decades, and one major reason is our anachronistic and deeply flawed system for organizing and operating public schools.

The students who should be applying to college as education majors have lived the consequences of this deeply flawed system.

It may slow the pace a bit and provide a brief breather, but it can not fix what is essentially a deeply flawed system.

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This risk sharing arrangement is the right way to restructure our deeply flawed drug pricing system.

They argued that the standard system of profit - and - loss accounting used by economists is deeply flawed.

So you are telling me that Medicaid and Medicare hasnt made people not wan na get out of it??? People are earnestly trying to not need the governments help??? These two organizations are examples of how are country became a nation of dependents... If i do nt have money... its ok... ill use the government to provide me a check to make all my pains go away... oh and btw... i can use that to get my lottery... win it... and still i can use the government for my health care... The system is flawed... deeply broken...

A scathing report by the National Academy of Sciences» Institute of Medicine called the FDA «disorganized and demoralized» and said its system for testing new drugs is deeply flawed.

«Fundamentally we believe the current system whereby [expenses watchdog] Ipsa pays MPs» rent is deeply flawed, both because it is open to abuse and because it does not represent good value for the taxpayer,» Unlock Democracy's director Peter Facey said.

The shame of it is that Hughes, Cable et al don't seem to be in any position to alleviate the worst effects of Tory idiocy, altho even then you could argue they are doing their best with the bad hand dealt to them by a combination of the clueless British electorate and a deeply flawed electoral system.

Seems to me that regardless of which of the two deeply flawed parties is in power, the system is broken and is not functioning.

The chief scourge, Sir Thomas Legg, dismisses the «culture of deference» within the Commons authorities that led MPs to exploit a «deeply flawed» system of second home expenses.

«Sir Humphrey Appleby came up with a system that Sir Humphrey Appleby would perhaps like, which is to keep the people at bay and ministers seem to have gone along with it... I think it is deeply and deliberately flawed.

To be fair, it is important to acknowledge that the «First Past The Post» voting system which has been in use in Britain for hundreds of years is also deeply flawed.

«While schools are working really hard to understand the new expectations and maintain a rounded and balanced school experience for every child, teachers identify that the pressures from this deeply flawed assessment system are making this much harder.»

This problem is deeply entangled with flaws in our education system, but it isn't likely to be solved by that system.

And as Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos settles into her new post, her unbridled support for school choice and vouchers has electrified debate once again over how — and if — such provisions should fit into an American school system that many see as deeply flawed.

The SPLC's complaint is designed to protect the existing — and deeply flawed — system and take away new, high - quality public school options from low - income students in Mississippi.

Reaction to the report from unions varied, with Russell Hobby, general secretary of NAHT, stating that he «welcomed» its recommendations, while Mary Bousted, general secretary of ATL said Nicky Morgan should be «deeply embarrassed» and that they show the RSC system was «deeply flawed and inadequate».

The way we fund public education in the United States remains deeply flawed, even as we inch our way toward a more federalized and centralized system.

Many industry experts are in agreement that the current e-book subscription system is deeply flawed and publishers do not commit front - list titles that are on the bestseller lists.

The system by which benchmark rates are fixed for interest rates, currencies and gold is archaic - and, many would argue, deeply flawed.

While player progression was another deeply flawed aspect being tied into the loot box system, DICE is finally ready to reveal how it plans to overhaul the system entirely.

The pioneering feminist critic, Lucy Lippard curated an all - women exhibition in 1974, effectively protesting what most deemed a deeply flawed approach, that of merely assimilating women into the prevailing art system.

Coby, the most charitable interpretation of Jones» ill - considered remark at least on your parsing of his comments would be that he (and others) considered the integrity of the peer review system at a particular journal to be deeply flawed.

It's a system that's deeply flawed and nothing that McDonald's does to look greener will change that.

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.

When the fear of legal fees allows our public spaces to become places where people are afraid of violence, there seems to be something deeply flawed with our justice system.

Moreover, they believe that the existing system of money is deeply flawed.

ATS are deeply flawed and can even overlook the absolute best fit candidates, if those people didn't know how to structure and build an ATS - friendly resume that sails through the system.