Sentence examples for made in drafting from inspiring English sources

It could have been "a mistake that a lawyer made in drafting", said Charlotte Garden, an associate professor at Seattle University's law school.

– Mr President, I should like to congratulate my eminent honourable friend Helmuth Markov on the effort he made in drafting this report.

In the letter, Mr. Raley said a lawsuit filed last week against the Department of the Interior by one of the water districts, the Imperial Irrigation District, meant the Bush administration "is now reconsidering" pledges it had made in draft documents included in the earlier negotiations.

Along with the progress made in draft sequencing of the pig genome, automated annotation of the pig genome sequence has been conducted by the pipelines in Pre-Ensembl/Ensembl and publicized through the Pre-Ensembl/Ensembl database [ 35, 36].

The second part focused on the consultation process and the drafting of the programme's organisation protocol, and the third aimed to understand the choices made in the drafting of the programme's organisation protocol.

However, Bernie, Frederick Douglass and I are not the only ones who trace racism in the United States back to slavery and the compromises made in the drafting of the United States Constitution.

The changes made in the draft pertain to authorial integration and stance, and two drafts of one particular paragraph are shown in Table 5.

How might you characterize these changes in comparison with other edits made in earlier drafts?

Regarding how much Jones can inflate the statistic, Smith said, "We made our own expectations fairly clear with the move we made in the draft".

He made his remarks in response to Police Commissioner Howard Safir's 700-page rebuttal to accusations of racial profiling and other police misconduct that were made in a draft report by the United States Civil Rights Commission.

In notes made in a draft report by a doctor for IHMS, he defends the non-compliance rates by questioning whether IHMS is being held up to health standards or industry standards.