Sentence examples for drafting a better from inspiring English sources

You may have been up at 2 that morning drafting a better ending for a long-ago memory.

Ms Jaisingh says that just drafting a better law will not be enough, it is society which has to change.

State officials say the environmental review will help them draft a better and more permanent solution to the discharges.

Although the document had its faults, he doubted that any other assembly would, at just that moment, have been able to draft a better one.

And if it does not engage independent experts to draft a better programme, a six-month ban will be enforced.

Miliband "isn't a great orator", the paper said, "but he is drafting a plan for a better Britain where low and middle-income families are valued … now he needs to persuade the country".

It relies on a multi-pronged model that includes neighborhood canvassing, attempting to change the law by arguing before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, drafting a new law to better protect tenants, landing significant verdicts against banks for not taking care of foreclosed-on properties, and helping people buy back foreclosed-on homes at prices they can afford.

How much better will we get by drafting a quarterback, or how much better will you get by getting a few picks later on?

But amending it to plug loopholes would be far easier, and better, than drafting a skimpily worded constitutional amendment.

You'll have better luck drafting a cover letter if you've got inside information.

So through the struggles of her heroine, Ms Ozdamar drafts a future and a better reality, for herself and for anyone else to whom it matters.