Sentence examples for a draft legislative from inspiring English sources
Later this week the Prime Minister is expected to announce a draft legislative programme for the next parliamentary session, foreshadowing the Queen's Speech in the autumn.
In a three-page, confidential draft legislative proposal, the command argued that by coupling the proposed changes with its existing special fast-track acquisition authorities, it could provide "a fast turnaround resource for dealing with breaking issues".
This documentation includes draft legislative measures and a credible calendar for putting the procedural safeguards required under the EU's Free Movement Directive into French legislation by early 2011.
On the Hill, Congressional leaders keep finding Internet Freedom a popular issue around which to draft legislative requirements.
"Now everyone, we've all agreed that we're not going to come to a final agreement until we see draft legislative language and we all agree on that.
"Building a more prosperous Britain and a fairer Britain is the purpose of the draft legislative programme published today for debate in this house and the country," he told MPs in a Commons statement.
Mr President, in this draft legislative resolution, Parliament approves the ECB' s recommendation for a Council regulation concerning the continued calling in of foreign reserve assets.
And in April, Ms. Tauscher's office helped draft legislative language that would further restrict the Pentagon's options.
Moving swiftly on the recommendations of the Sept. 11 commission, House and Senate leaders announced on Friday rare August hearings to draft legislative changes.
Mr. Terry said members of his party were working to draft legislative language that would "deem" the pipeline to be approved if an agreement is reached to raise the debt ceiling.
The White House sent draft legislative wording to the House and Senate leaders on Saturday evening, which authorised actions designed only to neuter the threat of chemical weapons or to prevent their proliferation.
