Sentence examples for scrambled to draft from inspiring English sources

Over the last month, regulators scrambled to draft a compromise.

Since the leaders announced their 25-point package last month, they have scrambled to draft legislation and, to convey a sense of urgency, scheduled hearings during the spring months ordinarily reserved for work on the next year's budget.

Governors scrambled to draft quarantine regulations, producing a showdown between Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey and a nurse he tried to confine to a tent.

State officials are now scrambling to draft the practical rules.

Now, policy makers are scrambling to draft new rules under the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul enacted in the wake of the financial crisis.

The abrupt shift also showed an administration apparently scrambling to draft a coherent policy to deal with North Korea's revitalized pursuit of nuclear arms.

Lawmakers from both parties have been scrambling to draft legislation to improve veterans' care after a scathing report last week by the VA inspector general.

Instead of relaxing over dinner at Trump's $200,000-per-membership 200,000-per-membership 200,000-per-membershipo surround themselves with advisers and translators Saturday evening, scrambling to draft a joint statement by the light of their club phones.

The company is also scrambling to finish drafting a document, to be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, that will trace the questionable dealings between the company and the Rigases.

They then scrambled to hand out hastily drafted press releases and to hold briefings for the media shouting to be heard over the din and confusion.

College officials scrambled to make room for the extra students and drafted plans for a new dormitory, but that will not be built until the fall of 2010 at the earliest.