Sentence examples for been drafting from inspiring English sources
noun
The action or an act (especially of a beast of burden or vehicle) of pulling something along or back.
Osborne and co have quietly been drafting social housing's obituary.
China has been drafting its energy law for more than three years.
Strategists have been drafting the order of battle for five years.
The senators offered only a few clues to the legislation they have been drafting.
This was illegal and Whitehall tried to cover its tracks by saying that there had been drafting mistakes.
Major League Baseball has long been drafting players straight out of high school, as has the National Hockey League.
Over the last several months the I.N.S. has been drafting guidelines for the exercise of prosecutorial discretion.
And indeed, busy bureaucrats at the justice ministry have been drafting a revised Companies Law to tighten corporate governance.
Attorneys general from the five Gulf Coast states have been drafting a letter to BP that will lay out demands.
Since George W. Bush's election victory, Mr. Rowland has been drafting a list of candidates to replace Mr. Robinson, a Democrat, with a Republican.
Drawn by New Jersey's activist Supreme Court and a Democratic-controlled State House, the national group Lambda Legal had been drafting the suit for more than a year.
