Sentence examples for drafted rules from inspiring English sources

Baseball, to keep alive the gentlemanly spirit underlying the game, drafted rules to enforce correct behavior.

Unruffled by this debate, Defense Department officials drafted rules for the tribunals.

Over the past 20 years, following numerous eruptions of scandal and huge payouts to victims, most archdioceses have drafted rules to deal with abusive priests.

Publishers have advocated this, but free-speech campaigners worry that poorly drafted rules could make platforms too eager to hand over user data.

Instead, wary of being challenged in court, the leagues drafted rules which stick tightly to a set of specific criteria, which prospective owners of historic clubs either pass or fail.

The British Air Transport Association attributes this reticence to badly drafted rules which the courts have had to clarify on a case-by-case basis, often disagreeing with each other in the process.

But this time, he's helping regulators draft rules intended to rein in risky trading.

The F.A.A. is drafting rules on how drone licenses will be issued.

Only now are authority officials working to draft rules for private security companies.

"This provision poses many unique challenges to regulators and I appreciate your diligent efforts to draft rules," she said.

The Obama administration plans to remedy this situation by drafting rules that would curtail these discharges from existing plants.