Sentence examples for drafts of the act from inspiring English sources

As I wrote in today's story, programs are now skewing even younger: the latest drafts of the act make grants eligible to provide services and education to children as young as 11.

Sinn Féin's core demand in its discussions with the DUP has focused on the drafting of the act to give Gaelic the same legal status as English throughout Northern Ireland.

By a "quirk of the drafting of the act" the BBC had "ended up with far clearer class exemption than has any government", said Mr Straw.

The BBC is better protected than the government under Freedom of Information laws due to a "quirk of the drafting of the act", Jack Straw has told MPs.

Don't come to us for instructions," says David Doniger, an attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington, D.C. There's evidence that during the drafting of the act and its subsequent amendments that climate was one of the dangers Congress was thinking about.

UNICEF's assists government team UNICEF was the only external agency invited to assist the government team responsible for writing the first draft of the Act – which was first read in the Parliament in July.

The New Deal reflected that concern, and early drafts of the Employment Act of 1946 included clauses mandating government job creation through public spending -- in effect, supplementing insufficient demand for private-sector workers.

The piece was to be again of billon, and provision for the coin was included in early drafts of the Mint Act of 1837, but the proposal was dropped when Peale was able to show that the coin could be easily counterfeited.

Dmitry Rogozin (@DRogozin) I think some prankster prepared the draft of this Act of the US President) March 17, 2014 Updated at 10.08am GMT.

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'I suspect issues like legal professional privilege have been secondary in the drafting of this Act,' says George Staple, a former director of the Serious Fraud Office and now partner at Clifford Chance, a City law firm.