Sentence examples for some drafters from inspiring English sources

Some drafters of the A.P.S.A. report had admired recent events in England, where the Labour Government elected in 1945 had nationalized the railroad and coal industries and, over Tory opposition, introduced a national health service.

In one inspiring chapter, a Massachusetts house slave, Mum Bett, learned the language of freedom from those she served: at her master's table were some drafters of the Declaration of Independence, and she wondered why the rights they articulated did not extend to her.

Though some drafters might still sketch freehand in the early stages of a drawing, nearly all drawings are created in software programs.

The press bill has not yet been presented, but some of its drafters have said they want to prevent the Special Court for Clergy and the Revolutionary Court, the most conservative branches of Iran's multilayered judicial system, from judging press cases.

Some activists hope that drafters of future peace treaties will be prompted to recognize the special plight of underage soldiers, perhaps making provisions to start the difficult process to help them rejoin civilian society.

Pittsburgh Steelers (32) The Super Bowl champions are some of the best drafters around, so expect them to go for a cornerback to replace Bryant McFadden and perhaps another offensive lineman.

Some scholars say the drafters of the Constitution intended the ban to apply only to appointed officers of the United States, not elected officials.

Or Wilders could have expressed some outrage over the drafters of the new Iraqi constitution -- drafted in consultation with Western lawyers -- which makes Sharia the law of the land (a fact bemoaned by Iraqi feminists).

The E.P.A.'s regulation drafters had copied, in some instances verbatim, memos sent to it by a law firm representing the utility industry.

Plainly, the main goals of the drafters were to keep some future Congress, in which the states of the former Confederacy would be represented, from stiffing the widows and orphans of the Union Army, or turning around and honoring Confederate bonds, or reimbursing former slaveholders for the loss of their "property".

Here it is in full: Plainly, the main goals of the drafters were to keep some future Congress, in which the states of the former Confederacy would be represented, from stiffing the widows and orphans of the Union Army, or turning around and honoring Confederate bonds, or reimbursing former slaveholders for the loss of their "property".