Sentence examples for drafting a set of from inspiring English sources
Pulver said discipline was a key issue and he had already spoken to McKenzie about drafting a set of guiding principles about behaviour.
She was there near the beginning, and while her on-the-ground experiences would give way to working behind desks and advising a Harvard professor drafting a set of United Nations C.S.R. standards, she put on a journalist's hat for this book and drew from dozens of interviews she did with others in the field.
A consortium of 48 states (Texas and Alaska sat out) has been drafting a set of common standards in maths and reading, and Mr Obama has announced that states will have to adopt higher ones if they want more federal funds.
City Manager Jim Starbird said city officials are now drafting a set of policies for vetting and managing projects that receive city funds.
Governments and civil society groups are now drafting a set of voluntary guidelines on the progressive realization of the right to food in the context of national food security.
Shocked at the disarray of the colony, Raffles set about drafting a set of new policies for the settlement.
Managers' first instinct is often to draft a set of rules to send down the chain of command.
They then draft a set of laws that would govern the actions of powerful nations in other countries.
A year later, the city council invited McMullen and a professor at the local university, Adam Briggle, to help draft a set of stricter regulations for fracking in the city limits.
