Sentence examples for badly drafted from inspiring English sources

The electoral law is badly drafted.

Merlin, as we suspected, was a badly drafted fudge.

And article 50 was badly drafted by lawyers who thought it would never be used either".

Even its authors have reservations, conceding that its hasty passage into law meant it was badly drafted in parts.

Relations with Slovakia are tense, thanks to a badly drafted language law there and some silly politicking.

But the draft legislation has been criticised for being badly drafted and containing too broad a definition of psychoactive substances.

The potential for wrongful convictions is obvious.Badly drafted laws create traps for the unwary.

Chiu also quotes Timothy Hamlett, professor of journalism and media law at Hong Kong Baptist university: "This is a good example of a well-intentioned law, which has been drafted so badly that it will have catastrophic consequences.

"This bill was drafted so badly and in such a rushed fashion," he told me, "that the level of errors will be unlike anything we've seen before".

He has some lawyerly fun showing how badly the original request was drafted (in asking for all mails that contained the word "recall," for example, the Republicans failed to state whether or not they wanted "e-mails containing the word 'recall' in the sense of recalling a past event [e.g., "I recall from our meeting last week …"]").

The bill was drafted after a gay man was badly burned in an attack in January.