True, Poland s democratic institutions, despite their flaws, function rather well.

Despite their flaws, public opinion polls provide us with some sense of the thoughts and moods of large groups of people.

The Empire has several flaws.

So the flaws are the key.

Despite its flaws, the Treaty remained the cornerstone of the international non proliferation and disarmament regimes, and its credibility and effectiveness were based on its universality.

Therefore, despite its major flaws, the post war bipolar system generally responded to the demands of the times and somehow ensured security and stability on our planet.

No model is without flaws.

All new houses have flaws.

But the agreement has three major flaws.

The war exposed flaws in Hamas judgment.

Beyond that, the main lessons concern design flaws.

love the children we have, with their flaws.

My delegation has always regarded the non proliferation Treaty, despite its flaws, and a comprehensive test ban treaty as important international instruments that can advance the cause of nuclear disarmament.

But electoral flaws are not always the whole picture.

And I won't tell you our flaws.

Striving4change means acknowledging flaws in our society

Of the four options, the first three have serious flaws.

Certainly, the episode highlighted flaws in the way the euro s governance flaws that are no surprise to some of those involved in creating the common currency.

Despite its flaws, a system in which elected officials are held publicly accountable and can be voted out of office is still preferable to rule by tycoons or technocrats.

The first is whether the United States will regain its standing as a source of moral leadership. Despite its flaws, America did provide such leadership, beginning at the end of World War II.

The flaws in eurozone governance will have to be fixed.

The flu also revealed some of Mexico s other fundamental flaws.

But Diana s flaws were part of her appeal.

Though I have many flaws and make mistakes...

The investigation into this aspect of the crime showed the following flaws

Flaws in the transition between Japanese governments are also to blame.

No surprise we hear all the time of these flaws. Lewis

Applications with known security flaws should not be run.

It's got some flaws we may just face it.

How can you have no flaws in your grade?

The huge organizational flaws of multilateral cooperation make radical reform urgently necessary.

Today, however, those flaws have been magnified by its paralysis.

Indeed, the Greek crisis exposed three main flaws in the monetary union itself.

The UN, notwithstanding all of its flaws, is the one inclusive international institution.

Lack of transparency in the work of the Council was another of its flaws.

Somehow we have to understand ourselves to get around our flaws.

No social integration model has proven to be free of flaws.

He had a lot of flaws, but he was very adaptive.

Why do you always have to point out my flaws, Ben?

This does not mean practical flaws exist in all ACL based systems, but only that the designers of certain utilities must take responsibility to ensure that they do not introduce flaws.

Despite the flaws noted in the implementation of human rights, Zaire has nevertheless made commendable efforts along those lines by granting full freedom to the press and authorizing the free exercise of political activities and the free expression of opinions.

The actions of this group re provoked the debate on the disclosure of security flaws.

The last 15 years have of course revealed deep flaws in Japan s financial system.

imagining that I had this deep conspiracy to reveal the obvious flaws in the DMCA.

Whatever the ETS s flaws, these three lessons are the important ones to keep in mind.