Joining the United States as drafters of the resolution were France, the Philippines, Romania, Russia and Spain.
The city of Buenos Aires now gives pensions to published writers in a program that attempts to strengthen the "vertebral column of society," as drafters of the law described their goal.
As a woman, and as the drafter of the women's rights clause of the Japanese Constitution, which was written during the American occupation of Japan, I would like to thank you for your Sept. 24 editorial "Afghan Women's Rights".
"Plaintiffs are going into court against the accounting firms with these cases," Ms. Arlen said, "claiming that the accounting firm is primarily liable as the drafter of the document".
Refusing the name "curator", or even "selector" – a word, she thinks, that has sinister connotations with the Holocaust and other genocides, where selection can equal death – she describes herself instead as a drafter and researcher.
As parliamentary drafter, Garran also developed legislation to administer those new departments and other important legislation.
The other Crown Solicitors that Garran worked with included Gordon Castle (with whom he had also worked as a drafter) and William Sharwood.
Before becoming a celebrated children's book illustrator and writer, he worked as a drafter, an architectural designer, and a freelance editorial illustrator.
As a drafter of the bill, Colonel Rarey, who had served in the Philippine Islands and encountered many leprosy patients, argued insistently against the segregation of leprosy patients, claiming that it was not effective, could destroy patients' social lives, and might hinder patients from seeking proper treatment.
Abbott responded as the drafters of Hatch-Waxman envisioned: it sued.
