Sentence examples for largely drafted from inspiring English sources

Such declarations were largely drafted by BAe.

The plans for general staff meetings and new institutions in Brussels were largely drafted in London.

The Treasury Department largely drafted the Senate version of the Volcker Rule, and is expected to advocate for it.

The lower house has already passed changes to the tax code largely drafted by the Kremlin, and the government is drawing up plans to discipline the regions' finances.

Even though the plan was largely drafted by New England fishermen, Ms. Collins complains that it discriminates against the Maine fishing fleet and asks for a different plan.

Oklahoma's constitution was largely drafted by Native Americans, at the Sequoyah Constitutional Convention, in 1905, when hopes for an independent Indian Territory were still held.

"Stay tuned". By January, the letter was issued by the attorney general largely as drafted by the industry lawyers.

The budget was approved largely as drafted in October, but the revised spending plan includes small-scale changes aimed at easing some of riders' pain and responding to concerns raised at January's public hearing.

But when it is barely ten years since Britain belatedly incorporated the convention into British law – having been an original signatory of the European convention which had largely been drafted by British lawyers – it seems counter-intuitive to be arguing for more change.

My day-to-day work consisted largely of drafting press releases and emails, researching and interfacing with reporters, tracking news coverage of the organization and writing tweets for the HSUS Public Relations Twitter account.

Rather, Mr. Geithner -- and the conference after his remarks -- focused largely on drafting a new and improved version of the current system, in which the government subsidizes mortgage loans made by private companies.