Sentence examples for drafted and submitted from inspiring English sources

Under the orders of the king, a new Constitution was drafted and submitted to a referendum in July.

When the overhaul was first drafted and submitted to Congress, it did not make it explicit that evaluation results would be confidential, leading experts and some lawmakers to believe that the results would be public.

The Supreme Council of Egyptian Armed Forces in a television broadcast outlines its commitment to forming a "free democratic state", adding that it will remain in power for six months, until a new civilian government can be formed and a new constitution drafted and submitted to a referendum.

Preliminary reports were drafted and submitted to the IOC, which was considering bids from Innsbruck, Austria, St. Moritz, Switzerland and Chamonix, France.

The Dewey Group drafted and submitted letters to the editor on behalf of senior citizens who were not unaware that their names were being used to advocate for or against health insurance programs.

EG drafted and submitted the manuscript.

Their work includes assembling documents, drafting and submitting various filings, and sometimes representing clients before the VA regional office, Board of Veterans Affairs, and Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.

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According to law-enforcement officials, Mr. Shain, the consultant, helped to draft and submit forged bids from several other companies to make it appear that competitive bids had been considered for the contracts.

"The Boat" is transparently a product of the increasingly formalized milieu in which American writers train — a well-wrought collection that, in its acute self-consciousness, trails a telltale whiff of "the industry" that is its initial concern, of the "heap of fellowship and job applications" the fictional Le needs "to draft and submit" when he's interrupted by his father.

But Congress is now considering a provision, attached by a conference committee to a recent appropriations bill, that would require the Bush administration to draft and submit a bill that would compensate all the victims of terrorist attacks since 1979, the date of the Iran hostage crisis.