Sentence examples for clumsy drafting from inspiring English sources
And California's independent Legislative Analyst's Office, says the fiscal downside is modest.A better criticism is the clumsy drafting of the proposition: amazingly, it is unclear whether the various levels of tax would be applied at the margin or on a whole-barrel basis.
When this occurs, I accept the situation with equanimity and give myself permission to write a clumsy first draft and vigorously edit it later.
At 18, the skinny, clumsy Yates was drafted into the army.
Lamb argues that the act is "a bit clumsy as currently drafted, about lumping in people with learning disabilities and people with autism into the definition of mental health..
That clumsy wording was eradicated in all later drafts, including the one submitted for publication.
"In my view, the Bill is a rather clumsy product of a seemingly uninformed 'drafter' or drafting committee," said George Robinson, a space law practitioner and retired Associate General Counsel for the Smithsonian Institution.
DeVos defended the decision in the meeting, calling the Obama guidance "clumsy" and "not done right," according to an employee's draft notes from the meeting obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
At the Arena, he is remembered as a troubled high draft pick whose addictions forced his banishment to Utah for a clumsy 7-footer named Rich Kelley.
The sudden drafting of the new regulation, disclosed now for the first time, has been interpreted by lawyers as a clumsy bid to render lawful the killings that had already occurred.
