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Nonetheless, after a decade of negotiations, and against all expectations, the Assembly of States Parties to the I.C.C. has produced a draft.
PAGE A6 Flaws in Rush to Rebuild Iraq The State Department has produced a draft planning document saying that after any future conflicts, the United States should not immediately begin a major rebuilding program, as was tried in Iraq.
The next big issues will be the future of the environmental review process that has produced a draft policy environmentalists would like to scrap, and calls for extending the moratorium pending a federal review that could take two years.
The common-standards effort has produced a draft, and earlier this month Kentucky became the first state to approve the substitution of the new standards for the state's own standards in the two subjects.
A panel led by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi has produced a draft report saying that growth will remain at a low level through 2002, in part because of deepening deflationary pressures caused by efforts to clean up the huge volume of nonperforming loans plaguing the banking system.
Once the assembly has produced a draft, it will be put to a referendum.
Last month, the mayor announced on his radio show that the panel had produced a draft that called for raises of 14percentt over two years.
Negotiations The Failed Efforts To Avert a Trial By mid-April 1998, the Justice Department had produced a draft of its suit that Mr. Klein, Mr. Boies and other officials took to Attorney General Janet Reno.
Delegates from over 190 countries have produced a draft agreement to cut fuel emissions - the details of which are due to be announced in a press conference on Saturday morning.
By April 1981, Sowards had produced a draft that moved Spock's death to later in the story, because of fan dissatisfaction to the event after the script was leaked.
Senator Carl Levin, the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has produced a good first draft of a new military tribunals law that was approved unanimously by his committee.
