That includes finding "available alternatives to direct regulation," evaluating the "costs and the benefits," drafting "each rule to be simple and easy to understand" and periodically reviewing existing rules to make agencies "more effective or less burdensome".
The greening of Battery Park City started in 1999, when the authority — a New York State public-benefit corporation — drafted its own green building guidelines, which require that every residence in the area meet strict sustainability criteria.
The Phillies, somewhat subtly, were one of the best at that for more than a decade, reaping the benefits of drafting Rollins, Utley, Howard, Hamels and the prospects traded for Lee, Pence, Brad Lidge, Roy Halladay and others.
They reduced the number of draft rounds from 40 to 38 and they made other changes dealing with eligibility for the draft and standard benefits available to drafted players.
Authoria, which started as a seller of employee benefits software, also drafted a strategic plan for acquisitions.
They are clearly keen on it: the first batch of Links, which will be shipped in May, is sold out.The device is not intended for hypermilers, super-vigilant drivers who dawdle on motorways, coast downhill and enjoy the benefit of drafting behind articulated lorries.
Whether it's Lance Armstrong bicycling behind his teammates in the Tour de France or a storm of fish slicing their way through the ocean, animals benefit from drafting.
One benefit of drafting a partnership agreement is that it encourages the members to think upfront about a variety of issues, such as the purpose of the partnership, its day-to-day operations, and what members want their own role to be in the partnership.
He often worked on employee-benefits cases and drafted many plans still in use by unions.
For example, the CHOICE Act's "off-ramp" provisions – as currently drafted – would benefit smaller banking organizations, but not necessarily larger ones.
