Sentence examples for is now being drafted from inspiring English sources

The military said that its next step, in the next day or two, would be to release a temporary constitution, one that is now being drafted by a committee to combine elements of the old constitution with amendments passed in a referendum by voters.

ALTHOUGH both the Towns of Hempstead and Huntington recently approved housing developments with provisos that 20percentt of the units be affordable, statewide legislation is now being drafted that would require every municipality to have similar requirements for each new project.

The bill, I'm told, is now being drafted.

The proposed ordinance, which is now being drafted by a city official in preparation for a final vote by the council, says that everyone who lives under the same roof in a single-family home must be on the same lease.

Under the regulations, which are now being drafted, the hospitals will also have to publicly report the results of their efforts.

Standards are now being drafted both in the USA and Europe on ball cratering, but further work is needed before this work can be completed on the effect of test variables and the choice of measurement method on the results that are achieved.

Even more seriously, the generations of students that Durkheim had trained were now being drafted to serve in the army, and many of them perished in the trenches.

The draft list is now being circulated among the union's member states for comments before it is submitted to the trade group.

The protesters were demanding that a constitution now being drafted should make Berber an official language in Libya on a par with Arabic.

That provision is expected to be included in the legislation now being drafted by Senate leaders, and it has President Obama's support.

A new organised-crime intelligence unit, in which 17 of the 30 officers are British, is cited as one example of the UN's determination to get tougher; so too are draconian anti-terrorism laws now being drafted.