Sentence examples for drafting the agreement from inspiring English sources
"drafting the agreement" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used in legal or business contexts to refer to the process of creating a legal document or contract. For example: "We are currently in the process of drafting the agreement for the merger between the two companies."
With the economic system all but set, negotiators broke for the weekend, leaving lawyers and staff members to continue drafting the agreement.
During the process of drafting the agreement several years ago, American officials raised questions about whether prohibiting an accounting company from doing both auditing and consulting work for the same client would be viewed as restricting trade.
European security officials have also criticised M. Sarkozy for his haste and clumsiness in drafting the agreement, which they say is so vaguely worded that Russia can argue that it is fulfilling its obligations under the pact.
Tehran's chief negotiator, Abbas Aragchi, declared that the six world powers which had been carrying out the negotiations had "clearly said that they accept the framework proposed by us" and all were "ready to start drafting" the agreement.
Before Muhammad began the order of drafting the agreement, he consulted the Medinan leaders.
The U.S. played the pivotal role in drafting the agreement, forging consensus, and securing the assent of 195 nations.
German business people are merely waiting for the lawyers to draft the agreement.
Hadley W. Gold, the first assistant corporation counsel in 1982, drafted the agreement with Mr. Schwarz, he recalled this week.
He sat between him and the Liberal leader, David Steel, when the Lib Lab pact was negotiated in 1977 and drafted the agreement between the two.
But lawyers who helped draft the agreement for Paramount mistakenly wrote that Mr. Jones would get his bonus when two times the actual worldwide receipts equaled his target.
Eric A. Goldstein, a senior lawyer for the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group that helped draft the agreement, called the smaller development proposal "infinitely more sensible and environmentally sensitive than the one unveiled seven years ago".
