Sentence examples for drafted poorly from inspiring English sources
The Canadiens have drafted poorly for the last decade and have traded unwisely.
"It's poorly drafted, poorly worded, and bad for animals," Mr. Lentol said.
They have drafted poorly and then are forced to dive into free agency to get players, which subsequently ruins their cap situation.
The Suns were Western Conference finalists in 2005 and 2006 under D'Antoni, but they have drafted poorly and have sold off numerous first-round picks under Sarver's watch.
They have drafted poorly and coached poorly.
It all helps to explain why so much policymaking is badly drafted and poorly delivered, leading to U-turns and declining confidence and trust, and which encourages the musical chairs approach to top civil service jobs and resulting under-performance.
In "Rethinking the New Deal Court: The Structure of a Constitutional Revolution," the legal historian Barry Cushman wrote that Chief Justice Hughes complained to a United States senator, "The laws have been poorly drafted, the briefs have been badly drawn and the arguments have been poorly presented".
Marc is helping GRT people fight the government's new protocols on several fronts, and his opinion on the new definition is clear: "It's ill thought out, it's poorly drafted and it's discriminatory".
"We are trying to make sense of poorly drafted legislation".
But the poorly drafted proposal lumps different types of manager together.
Even national legislatures regularly pass poorly drafted laws which later have to be revised.
