Sentence examples for drafted differently from inspiring English sources
In northern Nigeria, he says, sharia law has been drafted differently, and sloppily, for each state.
But officials in the governor's office said that had they been offered a chance to develop the language of the bill themselves, it might have been drafted differently.
See DeLucca, 2006 WL 224058, at *2 ("[I]t is not the job of a court to relieve sophisticated parties of the burdens of contracts they wish they had drafted differently but in fact did not".).
A set of Norman rolls, drafted differently, are extant in a few years for the reigns of Kings Henry II (reigned 1154 1189) and Richard I (reigned 1189 1199), who also ruled the Duchy of Normandy in France.
A Joel Abramson, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that there usually is no reason a court would treat a lease drafted by a landlord differently from the way it would treat a form lease, provided the landlord's document contained all the elements of a legal contract and met the standards of contract law.
Even if the Court might draft the statute differently, Congress made clear that rules like the WOTUS Rule must be reviewed first in federal district courts.
Each responds differently to the fate of her drafted husband, two of whom die and one of whom returns, albeit profoundly disturbed by experiences on the front.
"Frankly, I would have written it differently," Michael Oxley, one of the former congressmen who drafted the act said in March.
What are you doing differently?' And I just point out that when we drafted Steve in 1995 we had a plan". Fisher is the first to admit that even the best plans need tweaking.
The 14th Amendment, amended into the Constitution in 1868, was partially drafted in response to the black codes and convict leasing because it was clear that laws were being applied differently to blacks and whites.
