Sentence examples for drafter that from inspiring English sources

You have to get the right experience to become a type of drafter that you want to be.

It's now "the best federal model in Asia," as one drafter of that recent, historic constitutional amendment puts it.

In the second republic of 1848-51 he was briefly foreign minister and drafter of a constitution that lasted barely a year.

While I advised Arizona's drafters that the amendment process provided an opportunity to correct this, I also noted that the intent to harass requirement was gratuitous and unintelligible from both policy and doctrinal perspectives.

Some activists hope that drafters of future peace treaties will be prompted to recognize the special plight of underage soldiers, perhaps making provisions to start the difficult process to help them rejoin civilian society.

No, we'll remember him as the proud drafter of a statute that upends such false claims, promotes religious pluralism, and continues to serve as a vital part of the foundation of America's democracy.

The drafters recognized that the exemption could be a potential problem.

The bill's drafters reckon that China and similarly energy-thirsty countries are in effect subsidising their exports by allowing their firms to dodge costly environmental standards.

The wording was apparently changed after parliamentary drafters objected that a proposed new offence of condoning terrorism would be impossible to define.

The drafters respond that there can be no sustainable peace while leaders such as Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir commit crimes against their own and neighboring populations with impunity.

Now that it has, a number of constitutional scholars, including Garrett Epps, of the University of Baltimore, and Jack Balkin, of Yale, have been calling attention to the sudden relevance of Section 4. The immediate worry of its drafters was that Union war veterans and their survivors might get stiffed once legislators from the former Confederate states were readmitted.