Sentence examples for problem drafting from inspiring English sources

The juxtaposition was patently absurd, and yet the SNP's then vice-president, Paul Henderson Scott, seemed to have no problem drafting into his party's cause a figure about whom, apart from his military campaign of 1297 98 and the ghastly details of his public execution by the English in 1305, virtually nothing is known.

The production team then addressed the film's problems, drafting several variations on The Snow Queen story until the characters and story felt relevant.

But the Constitutional Court would be likely to alleviate that problem by drafting a special order allowing the cases to stand, Mr. de Vos said.

If it were limited to that, most universities could avoid the problem by drafting stronger legal documents.

The leaders of the White Guards faced a similar problem with drafting young men to the army in February 1918: 30,000 obvious supporters of the Finnish labor movement never showed up.

JHM helped with defining the problem and drafting the manuscript.

Finding that guidelines do not fully meet the AGREE criteria is not uncommon [ 22, 36- 38], partly due to the lack of a precise account of the development process and partly because of a lack of scientific evidence; both are not uncommon problems in drafting guidelines [ 22, 39, 40].

To correct the problem, Ted Thompson drafted Nick Perry, whom he hopes will become the second U.S.C.

IA collected the data, presented the problem and drafted the manuscript along with BN, who suggested the statistical solution based on earlier work by the present authors [ 7]; IFT did the computations and took part in the planning along with JG.

David Hariton, a tax lawyer at Sullivan & Cromwell, said the government faced an insurmountable problem in drafting rules on shelters.

The EU had to deal with the problem of immigration by drafting laws that protected both EU citizens and the rights of migrants.