Sentence examples for draft laws and from inspiring English sources

The NPC works year round to hear views and draft laws and amendments.

As part of its WTO agreement, China now circulates draft laws and regulations for 30 days to collect comments.

In Britain we expect the elected parliament to draft laws and for the unelected House of Lords to scrutinise them.

And unlike his predecessors he has a fairly sensible parliament that looks seriously at his draft laws and then passes them.

The Kathimerini newspaper reports: Speaking on Skai TV on Tuesday morning, Kedikoglou said that he does not "foresee any obstacles that [the government] will not be able to overcome" in regard to draft laws and reforms that will be presented to Parliament over the course of the next few months, which could potentially threaten the coalition's narrow three-seat majority in the 300-member House.

The collection contains minutes, surveys, reports, and documentation on draft laws and the Selective Service System.

That I submitted such a draft law and that I drafted it, I do not deny.

On March 13 , 1997 the meeting passed the draft law and it was a separate crime," the newspaper wrote.

But he said the Council of Ministers, which is now reviewing the draft law, and the assembly would consider the concerns.

But Wikivote, an online forum where citizens collaborate in redrafting laws, seems to be enjoying unlikely early success there.The website displays a draft law and lets users propose rewrites of each paragraph; others can vote on the suggestions.

Together with translations of each draft law and other key documents, the essays and sources in Defining Israel are essential to understand the ongoing debate over what it means for Israel to be a Jewish and democratic state.