Meanings of botch-up in English

In fact, he argued forcefully against the botch-up, to great personal cost.

The National Party called for Clark to be sacked after the botch-up.

Outbreaks of insanity and botch-up reside everywhere in the parliamentary precinct.

Trying to now blame Labour for its botch-up is breathtakingly arrogant.

The Prime Minister refused to apologise for the border botch-up, when asked about it today.

On Tuesday, he said it was a botch-up.

Have you been affected by the council's botch-up?

Poor governance and management have caused another IT botch-up and a cost blowout at a government department.

A political botch-up over Kiwisaver has forced National to state its position on the scheme's compulsory employer contributions.

It's one of the 29 recommendations to come out of the ministerial inquiry into last year's botulism botch-up.

The head of Corrections has apologised to MPs for a prison mail botch-up relating to the Christchurch mosque shootings.

In February officials thought there were only 2,500 people caught up in the address botch-up.

In discussing the problems around onsold Canterbury homes with improper quake repairs, Mr Brownlee said the term "botch-up" annoyed him.

Auckland councillor Mike Lee says homeowners affected by the council's resource consent botch-up should join a class action lawsuit against the council.

The mayor of Tauranga is vowing to hold to account those responsible for the botch-up at the failed Bella Vista housing development.

In the wake of the 2019 census botch-up, there are concerns it could take decades for the public to regain trust in statistics.