Sentence examples for serious drafting from inspiring English sources

After eight months of diplomacy, the serious drafting of terms for a long-term deal to insure that Iran does not acquire a nuclear weapon began last week, in Vienna.

First, despite the fact that the GOP had months to work on it, the bill was written at the very last-minute and contains what I was told was a number of serious drafting errors that need to be corrected.

A serious drafting error in the "grandfather clause" would wreak havoc in the real-estate markets and business environments of the 48 communities presently served by municipal electric utilities.

And believe me, high-end docudramas are a serious draft of history.

Only now, though, do federal officials seem to be getting serious about drafting rules that would determine whether and how such meat, milk and filets can safely enter the nation's food supply.

"If the Obama administration is serious about drafting and passing its own immigration reform, why wouldn't they seek input from any Republicans whose support they'll need?" Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, denied Mr. Conant's assertion when asked about it at his daily news briefing, saying only, "We have been in contact with everybody involved in this effort on Capitol Hill".

Whatever the case, if the Obama administration is serious in drafting a strategy to confront IS, it must factor in both possibilities together.

But an honest question: If the Obama Administration is serious about drafting & passing its own immigration reform, why wouldn't they seek input from any Republicans whose support they'll need?" USA Today obtained the White House's draft immigration legislation on Saturday, but the White House has said it was not the source of the leak.

Two types of advance directives are distinguished depending on whether the person is suffering or not from a serious illness when drafting them.

This model takes into account the person's knowledge (or not) of having a serious illness when drafting his/her advance directives.

"Previously, especially in the Yeltsin era, business played an independent and very significant political role in drafting serious economic decisions and legislation," including taxation of oil and energy and changes in other areas like land reform.