Sentence examples for drafting history from inspiring English sources

Second, the Convention's drafting history supports this interpretation.

Id., at 24. See also D. Gervais, The TRIPS Agreement: Drafting History and Analysis §2.63, p. 199 (3d ed. 2008).

Second, the justice would "interpret the Constitution in light of the entire history of the nation, and not just in light of the Constitution's drafting history".

But other factors — the drafting history and purpose of the law, the views of a federal agency and "expert medical opinion" — supported the majority's conclusion, Justice Breyer wrote.

Deeks, Ashley S. and Burton, Matthew D. (2007) "Iraq's Constitution: A Drafting History," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 40 : No. 1, Article 1.

Bustillo points to nothing in the drafting history of Article 36 or in the contemporary practice of other signatories that undermines this conclusion.

To students of draft history, this all sounds slightly familiar.

He turned out to be one of the biggest busts in draft history.

No 17-year-old in draft history has ever shown such power so convincingly.

In 2005, Sports Illustrated ranked him 11th on its list of the 20 largest busts in modern N.B.A. draft history.

The day before Darius Miles made draft history, the 18-year-old basketball prodigy from East St . LouisHigh School (Ill).