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According to Peter Vipond , director of financial regulation and taxation at the Association of British Insurers, the draft "rules are poorly thought-through in places, leading to them insurers holding unnecessarily high levels of capital, ultimately penalizing consumers."

Insurers Say Proposed EU Rules Are Harmful Vladimir Guevarra 2011

A well thought-through schedule allows you to manage your commitments, while still leaving you time to do the things that are important to you.

Karen Atkinson: Ask GYST: Time Management for Creatives Karen Atkinson 2010

It's more of a rigorous science-fictional approach to time travel than TBoAH, I'd say (more of a rigorous approach than * many* time travel stories) -- kind of beautifully thought-through, in fact -- but I can see what you mean in terms of headfuck effect.

What is Literary Fiction? Hal Duncan 2009

The dance that looked most polished and thought-through was the one just before the finale.

Dance review: Beat Ya Feet Kings at Dance Place Sarah Halzack 2010

Unfortunately, this is also rather badly thought-through.

Archive 2009-08-01 Hal Duncan 2009

Unfortunately, this is also rather badly thought-through.

On Sophistry and Subjectivity Hal Duncan 2009

For the most part this is just badly thought-through.

On Sophistry and Subjectivity Hal Duncan 2009

One has to do with the burly, muscular, traditional but at this point not fully thought-through American assumption that our culture not only is superior to most, but is certainly better in all ways than the cultures of those we seek to conquer.

What the World Sees in America Peggy Noonan 2011

For the most part this is just badly thought-through.

Archive 2009-08-01 Hal Duncan 2009

What happened last week was enormous, and it requires a better thought-through response than Mr Cameron's.

UK riots: Our wounded nation will not be healed by vengeful gestures | Will Hutton and Henry Porter 2011