Sentence examples for drawing up terms from inspiring English sources

In a stinging report published today by the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee PACC), MPs  berate the SFO for presiding over a "catalogue of errors and poor judgement" in drawing up terms for senior staff.

The main responsibility within the national government lies within the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, which draws up terms of reference for government commissions, drafts proposals for parliament on new legislation, and prepares other government regulations.

Officials have been asked to draw up terms of reference by the end of the month, she said.

The results further revealed that the government, through the MoH, initiated the reform engaging CHAM to draw up terms of operation.

"It's right that schools draw up term times in the best interests of their pupils.

Seminars teach useful business skills like drawing up a terms sheet for investors.

At the very point when Unison bureaucrats should have been digging in for the fight of their lives, they have instead spent months drawing up the terms of defeat.

Drawing up the legal terms takes time (particularly if there is no formal deadline).

He asked: Were you or any civil servants involved in any way in the drawing up of the terms of engagement published yesterday?

"We will now be drawing up more detailed terms of reference for an independent review into certain areas of practice within ABMU Health Board, involving the senior and independent figure who we have asked to help lead this work.

Here Mr Zapatero threw caution to the winds in his first term, drawing up a new statute for the Catalans and negotiating with ETA, the violent Basque separatist group, in the teeth of PP opposition.