Sentence examples for drafting which from inspiring English sources

Most Sunni Arab politicians boycotted the drafting, which meant that their constituents' needs were poorly represented.

Without breaking concentration from his Latin verse drafting (which constituted his lunchtime relaxation), he simply said "it means it's balls".

The main independence party, Fretilin, won 55 of 88 seats, putting it in a position to dominate the drafting, which is to be completed in three months.

The difficult question now is how to sort out these remaining issues without the crushing time pressure that leads to botched drafting which, in a royal charter world, become inscribed on vellum and extremely difficult to modify.

The maps themselves tended to be fairly standard, created by Rand McNally, H. M. Gousha and the less well-known General Drafting, which early on secured the Esso contract.

A release often goes through several stages of drafting which emphasises the role of the Commission and is used "for justifying the EU and the commission" increasing their length and complexity.

"The draft which was just voted on was biased.

I trashed the first draft, which is rare.

He called for a vote on Friday on the draft, which was also sponsored by Britain.

Those conversations would be reduced to typed drafts, which Mr. Rockefeller would revise extensively by hand.

Players have until May 12 to apply for the draft, which will be held June 26.