Sentence examples for drafting procedure from inspiring English sources

The actual drafting procedure can take several days during which recruits undergo medical and psychological examination.

Persons trying to apply for a position in the army may not fully disclose pre-existing psychological problems in order not to fail in the drafting procedure.

Any amendment of the Charter must come under the same procedure as its original drafting procedure, which means it would require the assent of the European Parliament.

This aspect is illustrated in an exchange with the parliamentarian Asher C. Hinds over statute drafting procedures in the United States House of Representatives.

It is reported that the Treasury and the House Financial Services Committee are drafting procedures that would let them wipe out shareholders, change management, and restructure the debt of large insolvent institutions.

The Lakers need Sharman next week when the NBA's drafting procedures call for extracting a lucky ball from a tub full of them in order to determine the order of selection.

According to the Selective Service's own website, "If Congress and the President were to reinstate a military draft, Selective Service procedures currently in place would not treat married registrants, or those with a dependent child, any differently from men who are single". Would the same be true for women?

The draft procedures now go to the full Senate for approval.

In both wars, they discovered, draft procedures created an arbitrary link between birth dates and the probability of serving in the armed forces.

A formal vote on the measure will not take place until the international organization that monitors compliance with the international treaty banning chemical weapons drafts procedures for inspecting and eliminating Syria's vast arsenal of poison gas.

In all the reading I have done, I have never been able to understand why Stalin or Hitler felt they needed carefully drafted procedures and layers of laws — including public decrees and secret decrees — to have their opponents jailed or executed.