Sentence examples for drafting new ones from inspiring English sources

As business travel costs soar, many travel departments are revamping existing travel policies or drafting new ones -- and insisting on more strict adherence to them.

[C8.] Travel Departments Toughen Limits With estimates that business air fares, hotel rates and car rentals will rise by at least 5percentt next year, many travel departments are revamping travel policies or drafting new ones -- and insisting on more strict adherence to them.

Once the Populists had been defeated, the Democrats amended their state constitutions or drafted new ones to include various disfranchising devices.

Drafted the NORBA bylaws after this organization was purchased by USCF in 1989 and drafted new ones prior to the formation of USA Cycling in 1994.

Carter administration officials imposed one new requirement on the auto industry in 1980 and began drafting new tire regulations, government documents from that period show.

One gets the impression that he wakes up every morning drafting new lists of people in his head God really shouldn't have to be bothered with anymore.

A task force is drafting new rules.

He also spoke of a committee to study amending the Constitution or drafting a new one.

Bernard Accoyer, head of the parliamentary group of the UMP, along with his counterpart in the Senate, is now drafting a new one to meet Mr Chirac's two main demands for change: a halving of the CPE's two-year probation period, and a requirement that employers must justify any redundancy.

There's a few ways Congress could replace Section 4. For one, it could draft new legislation, using recent data, that forces areas with low minority voter turnout to have their laws precleared.

Between 1780 and 1782 he and the rest of the court were active in harmonizing the state's laws with the document, revising and discarding old statutes, and assisting in the drafting of new ones.