The vote authorized the drafting of a bonding proposal that would need the approval of village residents at a future referendum for which no date was set.
Then, last March, Mayor Paul Janos and three trustees did an about-face, authorizing the drafting of a legal measure called a conservation easement, which forbids future development of any part of the property.
The court documents also allege that in October 2007, four months before Microsoft made its offer, Mr. Yang and the board authorized the drafting of a "standby press release" to reject a likely offer from a "third party".
Finance ministers and central bank governors from the fund's 184 member countries on Saturday authorized the drafting of a proposal to increase the voting shares of a handful of countries that are most underrepresented relative to the size of their economies.
Allen and a troop of Boys traveled to Westminster where, under Allen's influence, the town's convention adopted a strongly worded resolution authorizing the drafting of a plea to the King to remove them "out of so oppressive a jurisdiction".
The statute authorizing the system, drafted by Los Angeles County, was written to accommodate various privacy and confidentiality laws.
Based on its advice, the European Commission issued a draft decision to authorize the crop.
Based on this advice, the commission issued a draft decision to authorize the crop but member states did not sign off on it.
When Sir Michael, whose reputation has been tarnished by accusations of corruption and heavy-handedness, then returned to the country in September, he fought for reinstatement, while Mr. O'Neill's government drafted legislation to retroactively authorize the ouster.
European Council members Britain, France, Lithuania, and Spain are working to draft a resolution that would authorize the EU to employ military force to stymie Libya-based traffickers.
As the war dragged on, a military manpower shortage occurred in the Union and Congress passed the first conscription act in United States history on March 3, 1863, authorizing the President to draft male citizens between the ages of 18 and 35 for a three-year term of military service.
