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The talks were designed to draft a blueprint for a global deal to fight climate change, due to be adopted in Paris late next year.

With his blessing, a series of meetings had quietly taken place between lay and clerical Catholics and associates of Planned Parenthood to draft a blueprint for repealing the ban through the Legislature.

They have focused instead on hard politics -- assembling a Kosovo Transitional Council to force the local leaders to sit down together, enrolling voters for municipal elections in the autumn and helping to draft a blueprint for self-governance.

If Romney wins the White House, Republicans say, their strategy is clear: They would push to maintain current tax rates through 2013, giving the new president time to draft a blueprint for overhauling the tax code and taming the $16 trillion national debt.

With Kennedy sidelined by illness, McDonough said Baucus worked with Sen. Charles E. Grassley (Iowa) to draft "a really compelling and important blueprint" for what was ultimately enacted.

McConnell also has no plans to put together a working group of Republican lawmakers to draft a health-care blueprint as he did in 2017, according to one official familiar with party strategy.

Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo asked Mark Jacobson, a Stanford energy policy expert, to draft a clean energy blueprint for New York.

PARIS — Before the collapse of the financial markets, designers of every description were drawn to the luxury yachting world, to draft the blueprints for fantastic craft fit to sail the boundless seas of wealth.

He recently asked the new management team to draft blueprints for increasing soft drink sales in several key markets, particularly in the United States, making it clear that any slips in focus -- or results -- will likely result in more reshuffling.

Mr. Autorino went on not only to help draft a blueprint for Hartford redevelopment, but also to profit from a piece of it himself, through the state's decision in 1999, supported by the governor, to move a college into a building being developed by Mr. Autorino.

The Northern Ireland Football League asked Uefa to help draft a blueprint for the future of the game here.