Sentence examples for drafting what from inspiring English sources

By all accounts, Congress did little to head off such suits, drafting what most experts consider to be one of the sloppiest laws on the books.

My instinct is that this top-notch reporter let her guard down in drafting what she considered a particularly personal speech to fellow alumni.

Inside the Kansas State Capitol here this week, Gov. Sam Brownback and Republican legislators have been drafting what could be a blueprint for the other side.

He and the Assistant Treasurer, Mathias Cormann, were then photographed puffing on cigars after drafting what many saw as the toughest Australian Budget in decades.

Brady and his wife, Sarah, worked on drafting what ater became known as the Brady bill after Hinckley's assassination attempt, which included background checks and waiting periods for people attempting to buy a gun.

Judge Greene was soon heavily involved in drafting what became the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, and he helped lobby for them in Congress.

He drafted what he called the "Protocols of the Wise Men of Riche", a poem satirising his companions.

Mr Farmer and his supporters in the army team drafted what came to be called the Wiesbaden Manifesto, named after the German town where the team was stationed.

I have drafted what I call the Student-Athletes' Bill of Rights and have sent copies to state legislators across the country.

Representatives from major fossil fuel corporations and industry groups had joined forces with operatives from major conservative think tanks and public relations experts to draft what they called their Global Climate Science Communications (GCSC) plan.

"All of Roosevelt's speechwriters were out of town that weekend, so he was left alone to draft what was going to be the most important speech of his presidency," says David Woolner of the Roosevelt Institute.