Yesterday, the mayor's office drafted an invitation that read "Rudolph W. Giuliani" instead.
Over the weekend his office drafted new legislation — which has some Republican support — that would establish independent ethics review commissions for the Legislature and the executive branch.
So Mr. Hastert's office drafted a schedule: one minute for members with large families, 30 seconds for members alone, from 3 p.m. until 5 30.
This week, several employees at the Weinstein Company's New York office drafted a statement defending themselves, which they submitted to The New Yorker.
The support of Germany was sought and received, and the Austro-Hungarian foreign office drafted an ultimatum putting the responsibility for the assassination on the Serbian government and demanding full satisfaction.
The health care bill, which Mr. Cuomo's office drafted, would create what is known as a health care exchange — a marketplace where the uninsured and small businesses could buy coverage from a menu of options with varying costs.
The sheriff's office drafted an affidavit for a warrant to search Mr. Harris's home after reports that he was threatening people on the Internet and making pipe bombs, but the document was never sent to the district attorney.
When he wasn't smudging the cuffs of his white sleeves at his office drafting table overlooking West 57th Street, he was living his baroque version of modernist abstraction in his penthouse on Beekman Place.
"It makes no sense that the monetary instrument statute is so narrow that it does not cover wire transfers," said Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, whose office drafted the bill proposed by the governor.
Proposals on language thresholds, refusal rates and students remaining in the migration figures are still on the table and, no doubt, in various Home Office drafts of an imminent immigration white paper.
