Sentence examples for a drafting error from inspiring English sources

A drafting error, says the White House.

The administration said this was "clearly a drafting error".

This was almost certainly a drafting error, an inadvertent omission.

This was clearly a drafting error and not what Congress intended.

Months after the law went into effect, a group of conservative lawyers discovered what was, at most, a drafting error in the law.

The use of "or" rather than "and" is likely a drafting error; however, at present the language has the effect of broadening the scope of the provision.

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At the time, a Murkowski spokesman claimed it was a "draft error".

Mr Straw said it was "not a particularly well constructed act, intellectually" and suggested that areas that needed rewriting were those relating to protecting collective responsibility, protecting a "space" for confidential advice in policy making and a "ridiculous drafting error" that meant that if the rarely-exercised ministerial veto was used, it did not apply "for all time".

But because of a possible "drafting error," the report says, Congress did not specify an effective date for the section excluding lawmakers from the existing program.

A technical drafting error in the 2005 Deficit Reduction Act eliminated the price break, and, until now, efforts to correct the mistake went nowhere, owing to Republican opposition.