Sentence examples for drafting at least from inspiring English sources

Likewise, I cannot fail to thank the shadow rapporteurs from all the political groups for their sensitivity and for their goodwill in drafting at least eight compromise amendments to take account of concepts, objectives and proposals.

Transportation grants would not be contingent on meeting the targets set by state regulators but would require drafting at least one blueprint, if not two, by which the goals might be met.

(Rue drafted at least one witness's rebuttal report before she had even read the report she was supposedly rebutting).

It is thought to have drafted at least one secret Bush-like memo, awarding the president sweeping powers in the war on terror.

He, too, is a free agent after this season, which is why it's surprising A.J. Smith did not draft at least one cornerback this past April.

The department strongly recommends that students apply for a UDF only after completing the first chapter conference, and that they have drafted at least two chapters before starting the fellowship.

The defense ministries agreed to draft at least three projects by the end of October, and energy officials agreed to complete the natural gas project connecting an Arab pipeline with a Turkish pipeline in the next 18 months, the Anatolian Agency reported.

They already have a team loaded with talent, and now they have the opportunity to draft at least one of the Penn State stars in defensive lineman Courtney Brown and linebacker LaVar Arrington.

Green offers an example: "Everyone at the time the Constitution was drafted (at least, everyone who mattered when the interim rules of Art. I, sec. 2, cl. 3 were drafted) thought that it was constitutional to give more representatives to Maryland than to North Carolina.

In lieu of a deal, Republican senators are drafting legislation at least to give agencies the flexibility to make the cuts more selectively, Mr. Coburn said.

Lee wrote feverishly and furiously, confiding in one interview that she drafted everything at least three times and confessing in another that she could go days without leaving the house when she was writing.