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She thinks that in principle the president does believe in human rights, even press freedom.Among her successes she cites a bill now being drafted to create a civilian inspection of prisons, draft amendments to restrict officials' power to mess businesses around, and better conditions for Chechen war refugees in tent camps.

To ensure that the United States acquired the maximum benefit from automated innovation, Reagan, during his second term, had an executive order drafted to create a new federal agency to implement the Project Socrates results on a nation-wide basis.

Several years ago, as French President Jacques Chirac worked on his legacy to the French cultural landscape (a tradition that has given us Pompidou's Beaubourg and Mitterrand's pyramid and opera), he decided to focus on his long-standing passion: various collections were requisitioned, and indigenous starchitect Jean Nouvel was drafted to create a landmark "Museum of Primitive Arts".

The New York Observer took the ugliest senate drafts to create a great slideshow called "The 20 Ugliest Gerrymandered Districts".

You will likely have to trim and edit down your draft to create a more structured script based on three acts.

Mr. Berman said the measure could even apply to Representative John M. Zerwas, the Simonton Republican who has drafted legislation to create a key element of the law, a health insurance exchange.

Hollywood screenwriter John Milius was drafted in to create a scenario a cut above your standard action game plot – and you could feel the added polish simply from the intro sequence.

He said he was drafting legislation to create a fund for such donations.

Two Congressional Democrats who have played a leading role for decades in vaccine legislation, Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts and Representative Henry A. Waxman of California, are drafting bills to create a federal fund to compensate victims of bioterrorism vaccines.

"Micro-units are the high-end version of the basement units," said City Councilman Brad Lander, who said he was drafting legislation to create a new category for "accessory" dwelling units and specific zoning and building code standards for them.

The president said legislators from both parties have started drafting bills to create a more comprehensive system of background checks, and to crack down on "straw buyers," people who purchase guns and then resell them to criminals who could not pass existing checks.