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The assembly's main task will be to draft a new constitution.

Their only recourse may be to draft a quarterback, perhaps using the 15th overall pick.

The Terai lot successfully agitated for improved terms in February through a two-week blockade of Kathmandu.Once convened, the next assembly's main task will be to draft a constitution that satisfies as many potential agitators as possible.

The first issue on their agendas would be to draft a law to extend the full protection of the law to all stones, not just those fortunate enough to be piled in geometric patterns, or long lines.

Dmitry Neilo, a lawyer who is cooperating with the Donetsk authorities to help draft new laws, said the Donetsk People's Republic had only passed about 10 laws and the priority will be to draft a proper legal code and tax system now that a parliament has been elected.

Mr. Cunningham, 57, said one of his top priorities would be to draft a policy that future tax abatements be linked to developers' willingness to provide money for lower-cost housing, more police officers, two new swimming pools, summer jobs for unemployed teenagers, parks and teams in youth baseball and soccer.

The aim is to draft a bill within 100 days.

In 2008 there were elections to a Constituent Assembly that was to draft a new, democratic constitution.

The preliminary plan will be sent back to the Security Council, which is to draft a final text.

In 2009, the National Park Service is to draft a master plan for Gateway, the first since its creation in 1972.

The ultimate goal was to draft a proposal for greater respect for the environment, and for corrective measures aimed at reducing the environmental impacts.