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In recent weeks, Villaraigosa has assembled a team of advisors who are beginning to draft a plan to take on the elected school board and the city's powerful teachers union to win voter approval for a takeover.

She returned to Phoenix in 2009, just as Arizona lawmakers were beginning to draft the legislation that inspired her three-month vigil.

The agency is preparing to announce next week that it is beginning to draft rules addressing these conflicts, and Mr. Goldschmid, an authority on securities regulation, is expected to play a leading role.

Iranian officials said the Vienna talks appeared to be making good progress as late as Sunday morning and that the negotiators were beginning to draft the text of an agreement, but by the afternoon western positions hardened.

Even as the administration is struggling to get its 2002 budget passed, it is beginning to draft a 2003 budget.

The agency is also beginning to draft a paper recommending how to translate the findings into the final language of a rule to cut fine soot.

Yesterday, Speaker Gifford Miller cautioned that the Council was just beginning to draft its position, although he plans to reach a resolution with the administration by early next week.

SECAUCUS, N.J. -- The Major League Baseball draft is beginning to follow a script, and not just because it is now televised in prime time.

It's beginning to happen slowly, but if the draft is staying with us (and it is), the emphasis needs to shift.

Buber later claimed that it was at this time that he began to draft the book that was to become I and Thou.

He explained that United States authorities were begin ning to draft rules that would require certain safety devices in all cars sold in the country and that these rules could well come into force as early as 1972.