substantial defect

None of these approaches suggest that group politics is without substantial defects.

Despite the court's comprehensive analysis, the plaintiffs insisted on appealing the decision, even after being made aware of the many substantial defects of the lawsuit.

The baby in question was born with "substantial defects. . .in sight, hearing and speech."

In this respect the UK system, though it also has substantial defects, is superior, as I shall now try to establish.

I wish I could brag about them over beers, but due to substantial defects in my personality, both failed to evolve into anything lasting longer than a few hours.

But a more substantial defect for me lies in an aspect of the Pendel character: here we have, however little Mr. le Carre intended it, yet another literary avatar of Judas.

PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE - structural survey - failure to detect substantial defects in property - whether negligent breach of contract.

He further stated that that if court declare the voters register as having substantial defects as the petition is asking them to, it may mean that the legality of the elections for senators, governors and other elective posts may be questioned since they were elected using the same registers.

The fact that in some Member States substantial defects may be seen in the transposition and implementation of Directives 2000/43/EC and 2000/78/EC, and a lack of information aimed at EU citizens concerning the possibility of taking legal steps in the event of discrimination, are cause for concern.