Sentence examples for draft a set of from inspiring English sources

They then draft a set of laws that would govern the actions of powerful nations in other countries.

So Mr. Lefkowitz asked a young staff member to draft a set of etiquette guidelines for strip club visitors, and post them on the site.

4. Draft a set of laws that will govern the actions of large foreign powers, such as the United States, in less developed countries.

These days, he still tries to serve as a bridge between religious and secular, helping draft a set of shared principles in August.

A year later, the city council invited McMullen and a professor at the local university, Adam Briggle, to help draft a set of stricter regulations for fracking in the city limits.

Several of the top dispensary owners had recently attended meetings with the city planning department, the city attorney, and the L.A.P.D. The meetings were intended to help draft a set of legal guidelines to govern the conduct of the dispensaries.

Corkin drafted a set of rules governing the handling of Molaison's death.

Pulver said discipline was a key issue and he had already spoken to McKenzie about drafting a set of guiding principles about behaviour.

In late December, the Environmental Protection Agency drafted a set of rules that would force petroleum refiners to reduce the amount of sulfur in gasoline by two-thirds.

He was so unfamiliar with the requirements of a national campaign that his aides drafted a set of mock schedules to show him the states where he would have to invest a lot of time.

A consortium of 48 states (Texas and Alaska sat out) has been drafting a set of common standards in maths and reading, and Mr Obama has announced that states will have to adopt higher ones if they want more federal funds.