Sentence examples for currently drafted from inspiring English sources

What worries respected MPs, such as the former Labour home office minister John Denham, is that, as currently drafted, the clause could still be used against critics of current oppressive regimes.

As currently drafted, the convention requires judges to retire at 70.

Opponents fear the way it is currently drafted will open up ordinary citizens to unprecedented scrutiny.

As currently drafted, REACH could pose a challenge to the operation of the market economy in the EU.

What are some of the key provisions of the CHOICE Act, as currently drafted?

Yet the clause will not seek to enforce that willingness in the way it is currently drafted.

As Section 204 is currently drafted, only holders of valid stock may vote to ratify the defective corporate act.

In that memo, Unesco's legal director, Maria Vicien-Milburn, said the statutes "as currently drafted are no longer implementable".

Critics argue that the exemption -- as it is currently drafted in several bills on Capitol Hill -- is too broad and will cover more than sensitive information.

But as currently drafted, the "faith based" initiative still raises concerns about possible violations of the separation between church and state.

They have said that the bill as currently drafted would give the F.D.A. the authority to limit or eliminate additives, including menthol, if proved to be harmful.