Sentence examples for states drafted from inspiring English sources

Last year, legislators from five states drafted measures to challenge the 14th Amendment's birthright citizenship provision.

According to the Times's story on his decision not to run, the former mayor's staff had "covertly assembled several dozen strategists and staff members, conducted polling in 22 states, drafted a website, produced television ads and set up campaign offices in Texas and North Carolina".

This modern conundrum was likely not envisioned when states drafted election laws, some more than 100 years old.

The states drafted laws designed to use schools to promote a common American culture, and in 1922, the voters of Oregon passed the Oregon Compulsory Education Act.

General population participants from the UK and Canada completed time trade-off (TTO) interviews to assess the utility of health states drafted based on literature review, clinician interviews, and patient interviews.

Second, if Congress doesn't act, we will have states drafting legislation that include the words "authorize unauthorized aliens".

But Charmaine Yoest, of Americans United for Life, which helps states draft anti-abortion legislation, says Carhart undermined the notion that abortion is empowering for women.

The UNODC takes steps to help States draft legislation against trafficking in persons and assists them with obtaining resources to implement these laws.

For that, she had some help: Langhorne A. Motley, an alumnus and former assistant secretary of state, drafted 113 alumni and other friends to serve as "Petra's Plank Holders".

An environmental group sues the Cuomo administration to secure the release of documents that would shed more light on how the state drafted its plan to permit high-volume hydraulic fracturing for shale gas.

Each municipality, under authority granted by the state, drafts its own zoning regulations; approves, rejects or stalls projects as it sees fit.