This may partially explain why 12 years have passed since the introduction of this draft nursing law to Parliament, with no solution as of yet.
Abbey's novel, published in 1956, is set a decade earlier, following the introduction of the military draft.
President Obama's introduction of the final draft of his Clean Power Plan on Monday was met with mixed responses, as the White House hailed the proposal as their "biggest and most important step we've ever taken" to combat climate change yet.
In addition, 1965's introduction of the MLB draft, which allowed the clubs with the worst records to have the first selections, meant that the Yankees could not freely choose which young American amateur players to sign.
The introduction of a draft tube improves the flexibility of the combustor in terms of residence time control and bed stability.
Prior to the introduction of the Re-Entry Draft, these three players would have faced a situation in which, according to MLS Players Union executive director Bob Foose, "their existing clubs could sit on their rights" and force them to accept a pay cut to stay in MLS.
The introduction of the horse as a draft animal in about 2000 bc was the final step in the development of the chariot into a military arm that revolutionized warfare in the ancient world by providing armies with unprecedented mobility.
More intriguing, though, is the groundwork that was laid in the agreement for the introduction of an international draft, a measure officials have concluded is necessary to combat the problems of fraud and drug use that baseball has encountered in its signing of players overseas.
The United States and the Soviet Union have been at odds since the introduction of an American draft treaty that calls for on-site inspection to be mandatory.
The United States is delaying formal introduction of its draft until both houses of Congress adopt a resolution giving President Bush power to go to war against Mr. Hussein.
