Sentence examples for drafted energy from inspiring English sources

The investigative arm of Congress said it will file an unprecedented lawsuit against the White House to get the names of people consulted by a task force that drafted energy policy and was headed by Vice President Dick Cheney.

Since its establishment, ILE4 has forecasted electricity supply and demand for 26 provincial companies under SGCC every year; drafted energy-related sections for China's "Twelfth Five-Year Plan"; and completed other research commissioned by related governmental departments and international agencies.

Its critics suspected that lobbyists had been invited to participate and help draft energy policies.

Environmental groups charge that he let energy companies and other big campaign donors participate in drafting energy policy and let them lobby for huge subsidies for themselves.

The government here is already far along in drafting energy legislation with similar goals for China, according to Chinese officials and executives.

If Americans are to believe that the president is serious, he should release details of Vice President Dick Cheney's secret meetings with energy industry officials that took place when drafting energy policy.

Mr. Domenici and other lawmakers said the stalemate was an example of the difficulties in drafting energy policy, an area where regional clashes dominate and efforts to help one sector often end up drawing opposition from another.

Mr. Li said on Thursday that while China might be further along than the United States in drafting energy legislation, and might have a large and growing sector for the manufacture of renewable energy, it still needed American technology to improve its equipment.

The accounting office is investigating how the administration drafted its energy plan and has demanded the names of business executives and lobbyists who visited the White House to express their views.

Senator Pete V. Domenici, Republican of New Mexico and the chairman of the joint House-Senate conference committee that drafted the energy plan, said Monday that he favored taking out the MTBE provision to advance the rest of the bill.

In 2014, a Times investigation found that letters from Pruitt's office to the E.P.A. and other government agencies had been drafted by energy lobbyists; right now, he is involved in a twenty-eight-state lawsuit against the very agency that he has been chosen to head.