Sentence examples for was being crafted from inspiring English sources

The dispute dates to 2009, when the legislation was being crafted.

As I noted yesterday, the typical economic forecast at the time the stimulus was being crafted was for a much shallower recession than what the world actually experienced.

But interviews and records show that even as the legislation was being crafted, Ms. Keaney helped set up a May 14 labor fund-raiser for Ms. Quinn at Unite Here and asked unions to attend and contribute.

THE latest flurry of debate the effectiveness of the spring stimulus plan and the need for an additional booster has focused on one particular piece of information unemployment is quite a bit higher than was forecast by the administration (and other groups) during the time the package was being crafted.

Coupled with those circumstances is other evidence: internal Merrill documents that refer to an Enron guarantee to take the firm out of the deal in six months; draft letters when the deal was being crafted that refer to a 15percentt annualized return; and another draft letter written in June in which Merrill demanded repayment of its investment plus the 15percentt.

While the provision is popular within the Obama administration and among economists, members of Congress fought over the idea when the health care law was being crafted.

The centre of the room is dominated by a draughtsman's board, on which the latest strip is being crafted.

Officials have, in fact, stressed that they do not intend to tap the bond markets to fund the emergency budget that is being crafted at the moment.

Tables and chairs are being crafted in Germany following tests during which Mr. Benno, Mr. Novello and Mr. Valenti did a lot of sitting.

Still being developed, the guide is being crafted by people who may not necessarily have worked directly with refugees but who want to use their linguistic skills to help.

"The master narrative of immigration reform is being crafted around the notion of unscrupulous employers seeking cheap labor," said Craig Regelbrugge, a lawyer and lobbyist with the American Nursery and Landscape Association.