Sentence examples for drafted the proposed from inspiring English sources
"As presently drafted the proposed settlement does not meet the legal standards this court must apply," the department wrote in a 32-page legal filing.
[Page A26.] "I think that opinion is tightening up," said Archbishop John J. Myers of Newark, a member of the bishops committee that drafted the proposed plan.
The city's Department of Environmental Protection, which drafted the proposed legislation, examined the laws in several other cities before deciding on the ten-minute rule.
"In the last 12 years, every management study has shown that there are problems in the city's government," said State Senator Wayne Bryant, the Camden Democrat who drafted the proposed revitalization legislation.
The outcome dealt a new blow to former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, whose former center-right government had drafted the proposed changes, which the center-left government of the new prime minister, Romano Prodi, vociferously opposed.
In October 2014, the Center drafted the proposed resolution and prepared an accompanying background paper that discusses the prevalence of domestic violence globally and locally, the challenges in responding to it, the legal and historical basis for recognizing freedom from domestic violence a human right, and the value of adopting the proposed resolution.
Before it was to draft the proposed increases, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani replaced the chairman and filled two other vacancies.
Jeffrey C. Feldman, executive director of the Brooklyn Democratic Party, who helped draft the proposed rule, said he agreed that it was unconstitutional for the state to impose such restrictions.
"Lawyers are not going to make these judgments lightly," said Nancy J. Moore, a Boston University law professor who helped to draft the proposed rules.
The daily La Repubblica reported today that Mr. Biagi, who had helped draft the proposed law, had feared for his life.
From his perch in the Senate, Inhofe is expected to launch multiple investigations into the EPA – including Republican charges that the agency leaned heavily on a campaign group in drafting the proposed new rules.
