Sentence examples for drafting language from inspiring English sources

Democrats and Republicans each vowed to have their staffs work on drafting language for a potential bill while they briefed their colleagues on the swirl of ideas.

Why are Obama's lawyers drafting language that yet more broadly targets journalists and activists who might be subjected to military detention?

Meetings between lawyers and staff for the N.F.L. and its players resumed Tuesday, with lawyers drafting language for a potential deal on certain issues.

He said he was drafting language that would give law enforcement discretion to evaluate if there was "reasonable suspicion of criminal conduct".

"Mr. Premier, are you ready to see me?" Sitting side by side, Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton negotiated for more than an hour, drafting language like the lawyers they are.

Her work — drafting language that gave women a set of legal rights pertaining to marriage, divorce, property and inheritance that they had long been without in Japan's feudal society — had an effect on their status that endures to this day.

Relations with Slovakia are tense, thanks to a badly drafted language law there and some silly politicking.

The negotiators have also drafted language that calls on the California Public Utilities Commission or the Legislature to raise rates enough to let the utilities pay back the state.

Zarif said that tomorrow the negotiating teams would begin to draft language governing some of the trickiest parts of the deal that was tentatively reached earlier this month in Lausanne, Switzerland.

The Goldman settlement involved carefully drafted language acknowledging a "mistake" and "incomplete information" that did not appear to be enough to establish that it committed securities fraud.

The Vice-President's lawyer, David Addington, drafted language authorizing the N.S.A. to collect four streams of data without the FISA court's permission: the content of Internet and phone communications, and Internet and phone metadata.