Sentence examples for it has been drafted from inspiring English sources
A member might approve the intent of legislation, but not its scope or the way it has been drafted.
Frits Bolkestein, a European commissioner, says that it "has been drafted in a rush and it shows".
Concern has swirled, though, because few people outside Mr. Chávez's inner circle know exactly what the law says, since it has been drafted in secret.
These documents should be recognized for what they are: government reliance on evidence that is valuable precisely because it has been drafted and approved by people other than Trump — and sometimes amounting to a formal pretext.
A further problem is whether ethics advice, when it has been drafted, will actually be used.
It has been drafted in this way to cover any technique that may be developed to uniquely track consumers, not just cookies, although it does not cover the browser fingerprinting technique which does not need to store information in browsers.
His will was deemed inadmissible for probate, as it had been drafted on the assumption that he would die in combat.
Earlier this week, the I.M.F., after completing its annual inspection of the U.K. economy, issued a statement that looked suspiciously like it had been drafted in Downing Street.
But Kris W. Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state, disagreed, saying it had been drafted "very carefully to ensure that there would be no situation where a state official would be trying to arrest a federal official".
Kelly's warped sense of humour was matched by great production values, beautiful widescreen cinematography, and a soundtrack that didn't default to generic orchestral washes or feel like it had been drafted in from a Now That's What I Call Landfill Indie compilation.
Day after day, the seven million people who use the city's buses and subways were warned to prepare for a transit strike at midnight Sunday; every hour seemed to produce yet another contingency plan that looked as if it had been drafted by the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
