Sentence examples for botched application from inspiring English sources
But the notice didn't fully explain why, and the irs later acknowledged its paperwork contained what the appeals court called "key errors" in computation, including a botched application of the alternative minimum tax.
He botched an application for $400 million in federal education money at a time when he was cutting twice that amount.
The Medicines Company is also in talks about recovering damages from the two law firms it says botched the application to the patent office.
Sarah Palin, when she was riding high all those years ago, tried to trademark her own name but apparently botched the application.
CHICAGO — Major League Baseball suspended the crew chief and fined all four umpires who botched a simple application of the rules in Thursday night's game between the Angels and Astros in Houston.
The lawsuit that bears Govorov's name accuses JPMorgan Chase and other banks of intentionally botching loan-modification applications.
And to add another cruel twist, a number of applications now in use have botched the dating scheme for leap year.
The bickering has sapped morale and paralyzed town business to the point where grant applications and budget deadlines run the risk of being botched or missed.
"The Tories' botched handling of recruitment and doing down of the profession has left schools struggling to cope against falling applications and the highest number of teachers quitting in a decade," she said.
