Sentence examples for intends to draft from inspiring English sources

The package would streamline the three strands of discussion into one track, which intends to draft a new treaty by 2015 coming into force by 2020.

The district is reviewing its agreements with all outside nonprofit and private groups and intends to draft a meeting policy "that would equitably charge everyone to use our facilities," said Joe Donzelli, a spokesman for the Broward County Public Schools.

"Speaker Silver intends to draft and introduce a resolution tomorrow to be voted on Monday to ask the Ethics & Guidance Committee to consider the full JCOPE report and to recommend appropriate sanctions including expulsion of Assemblymember Lopez, Mr. Silverr's spokesman, Michael Whyland, wrote in an e-mail.

Ms. Kroes said she intended to draft guidelines for operators on the appropriate use of this analysis.

Instead the meeting, intended to draft a replacement for the ill-fated EU constitution, was a strikingly bad-tempered affair.

The fans are intended to draft "fresh air" from outside the station and blow it onto passengers waiting for a train.

Today Labour ratcheted up the pressure on Mr Cameron by saying it intended to draft its own legislation that could be put to a vote in the House of Commons should the Government choose not to pursue the statutory option.

Four consumer advocates said that they would no longer participate in discussions by a task force that was intended to draft new guidelines to make window blinds safer for children.

So the EC will clearly need to tread carefully if it's intending to draft a direct access law.

Chester says that he and others from groups including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the Electronic Privacy Information Center have met with the staffs of congressional leaders from the two subcommittees and that the legislative aides implied they intended to draft a regulatory bill this summer.

The CDD's Jeffrey Chester said he and other privacy advocates at the American Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Privacy Information Center and the Electronic Frontier Foundation had met with lawmakers including Reps. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., Bobby Rush, D-Ill., and Rick Boucher, R-Va., who had said they intended to draft a privacy bill this summer.