Sentence examples for intentionally drafted from inspiring English sources
While that legislation covers objects on loan from all countries, it was intentionally drafted to prevent the repatriation of Indigenous artefacts on loan to Australia.
The banks, the person said, are mindful that investors will sue them if they can show that analysts drafted intentionally deceptive research.
While drafting the successful 2012 Colorado ballot initiative, we intentionally modeled the system of adult marijuana stores on the state's existing system of medical marijuana stores.
By calling his study "The Coming Draft," he intentionally makes it sound more leprous than it is.
"To summarize the matter bluntly, the administration's draft fails -- and intentionally fails -- to address the relationship between this new authorization and the 2001 authorization," he said.
Some critics of the Philadelphia 76ers, a team with a stunningly poor record, contend that the team is effectively exploiting this loophole, losing games intentionally to lower their standing and improve their draft-pick options.
The draft advises that some displays "are not suitable for taxpayer funding because they intentionally insult groups of citizens, speak to highly esoteric interest or are just not good enough".
"It is a broad definition — and that was done intentionally," said Loren D. Israelsen, a lawyer who created an association of Utah supplement businesses that helped draft and lobby for the 1994 measure.
(Albeit that statement is not accurate in the case of the archived draft videos — so it would probably have been more sensible if it had also included the word "intentionally").
