Sentence examples for have started to draft from inspiring English sources
"For the record, I have heard the concerns and have started to draft an amendment to my bill that will deal with the unintended consequences of a bill that is nothing but well-intended".
Ms. Livni said the sides had started to draft part of the agreement, but she refused to disclose any details about the substance of secret talks.
"Moreover, it is only in the last few days that we have started to receive the draft agreements outlining the transaction, although we are still awaiting a detailed working capital statement demonstrating that there is sufficient funding in place to meet the pressing needs of the club.
The German biohackers we got to know, such as Trojok from Freiburg and Lisa Thalheim of Berlin, have even started to draft rules for what they call "biohacking ethics".
The president said legislators from both parties have started drafting bills to create a more comprehensive system of background checks, and to crack down on "straw buyers," people who purchase guns and then resell them to criminals who could not pass existing checks.
People have started drafting, and despite the fact that no one in the industry has any idea about which players will be any good in the future, VICE is nonetheless immersed in fantasy football knowledge like so much broccoli in cheese.
If you have started your draft prep homework, or have even taken the plunge on a mock draft of your own, you will probably come away with a few fundamental observations.
If the Iranian proposal to delay had failed, the committee would have next voted on a proposal sponsored by Costa Rica--and strongly supported by the United States--that would have started a round of negotiations to draft a convention banning all forms of human cloning.
But within a few months of being sworn in she and others in her circle noticed that a blogger named Adam Brickley had started a movement to draft her as Vice-President.
