Sentence examples for beginning to draft from inspiring English sources

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.

Such a transfer could give a transitional government some political momentum and tangible things to do, besides beginning to draft a new constitution, Pentagon officials said.

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

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.

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.

Together, they began to draft patent applications for a data storage and retrieval system.

Mr. Kraft had not begun to draft his forecast for Thanksgiving.

When Mr Erdogan begins to draft the new constitution he has promised, he will have to accommodate some of these demands.

Zarif said that tomorrow the negotiating teams would begin to draft language governing some of the trickiest parts of the deal that was tentatively reached earlier this month in Lausanne, Switzerland.

It has already begun to draft in more staff to its 200 dealerships in the UK to carry out the repairs.