Sentence examples for drafted carefully from inspiring English sources

Whatever view one took, he said, the law was complex and needed to be drafted carefully.

In a brief interview, Harris said his bill was not intended to upend the District's medical marijuana program and was drafted carefully to not do so.

Fourth, the bill has been drafted carefully to account for those rare cases where a man suspected but not convicted of violence against women goes on to commit a stranger rape, by allowing a temporary retention period of three to five years for persons accused of serious offences.

Richard Morillo said the ordinance was drafted carefully to avoid infringing on free speech.

In Attorney-General's Reference (Nos. 1 and 2 of 1979), the Court of Appeal explained that the intention to steal "anything that was worth stealing could form the basis of an attempt charge if the indictment was drafted carefully".

They do reconnaissance, scout out employees on LinkedIn, draft carefully worded emails to trick unsuspecting employees to open them and click on links or email attachments that will try to launch malicious attacks.

Mr. Khol, going along, drafted a carefully worded referendum proposal.

This section is always drafted quite carefully by M&A lawyers.

Determined to avoid the unscripted clashes at the bargaining table that doomed the Seattle talks, W.T.O. officials have drafted a carefully worded 11-page text that they hope can form the basis of an agreement.

But Kris W. Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state, disagreed, saying it had been drafted "very carefully to ensure that there would be no situation where a state official would be trying to arrest a federal official".

These statutes were drafted very carefully, and the words to not reference any "benefit that may accrue," (a phrase used in House Rule 23, Clause 3) to influence a politician's performance.