Sentence examples for disputed draft from inspiring English sources
The violence stoked tensions ahead of the mass demonstrations in Cairo by supporters and opponents of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi over the disputed draft constitution.
He again refused to rescind the decree giving him near absolute powers and insisted on going forward with a referendum on Dec. 15 on a disputed draft constitution over the objections of the secular opposition and the Coptic Christian Church.
The opposition National Salvation Front, which ElBaradei is part of, wants Morsi to rescind decrees giving him near unrestricted powers and shelve a disputed draft constitution that his Muslim Brotherhood allies passed last week.
Defending the effectiveness of its campaign to hinder Al Qaeda's money men, the Bush administration disputed a draft report to the United Nations that said American-led efforts to shut down the group's financial network were failing.
Ban set out the elements of a strong Paris agreement, most of them still hotly disputed in the draft text before negotiators.
Last year, in a much-disputed draft environmental impact statement that summarized the need for the new Keystone-XL pipeline — which will transport oil from Alberta's tar sands to U.S. refineries — the U.S. Department of State tacitly backed the new energy boom.
The document proclaims basic civil, political, and economic rights common to all human beings, though its effectiveness toward achieving these ends has been disputed since its drafting.
(The brackets represent disputed parts of the draft).
Despite those lingering disputes, the draft was generally accepted as a crucial development for a union eager to exert more influence in the world.
So the cry goes out for a lawyer – general counsel, no less – to advise British administrators on matters of dispute and draft legislation.
The disputed amendments to the election law, drafted by the Central Electoral Commission, were passed overwhelmingly in June by the lower house of Parliament, the Duma.
