Sentence examples for The draftsman of from inspiring English sources

Is James Madison, the draftsman of the Constitution, to be similarly dismissed?

Seeking money damages of $1 — to make a point about accountability — Mr. Padilla sued John Yoo, the draftsman of legal policies for the Bush war on terrorism.

"Castle Duart, Isle of Mull," done in pen and wash over a graphite outline, is probably a preliminary study preceding the execution by the draftsman of the combined plans and views of two strategic castles drawn in 1748.

Madam President, as the draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy, I am very pleased with the substance of this report, as Mrs Aelvoet herself, modest though she is, has already said.

- (DE) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I am the draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Legal Affairs on the proposal for a common legal framework for the marketing of products.

Like Mr Purvis, the draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy, whom I wish to take this opportunity to congratulate, I believe that this regulation represents progress for both producers and consumers of detergents.

This is a huge change, and one wonders if the draftsmen of the House bill knew what they were doing.

The draftsmen of the famed architects copied the designs of their European teachers, building entire neighborhoods of Tudor homes or German chalets.

The draftsmen of Venice and northern Italy preferred an open form with loose and interrupted delineation in order to achieve even in drawing the pictorial effect that corresponded to their painters' imagination.

The draftsmen of the CHOICE Act apparently believe that, after a bankruptcy filing, the sound assets of the bank would be transferred to a "bridge company" (the "good bank") and the weak assets and liabilities would be left in the "bad bank". Then, the "good bank" could obtain financing in the private market without federal assistance.

18 These concerns may or may not outweigh the societal interests that motivate the Court today, but they are surely strong enough to demonstrate that the draftsmen of the Federal Rules acted responsibly when they adhered to the time-honored rule of the McElroy case.