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These complaints, which are drafted by A.U.S.A.s, have traditionally been dry, bare-bones documents outlining the defendant's behavior and the relevant statutes in colorless legal language.

I was, and I remain, opposed to MPs becoming prisoners of local caucuses and the parliamentary leadership being hamstrung - or even intimidated by "composite resolutions" which are drafted in haste and supported on a reflex.

A day in the life of The Daily Show begins with the 9am writers' meeting where, as Oliver puts it, "we work out the point of view, the rough argument of the whole show"; writers are then given individual assignments, which are drafted and redrafted through the morning, in response to notes from Stewart.

The guidelines, which are drafted by a joint advisory committee of the Agriculture Department and the Department of Health and Human Services, may seem tame, but twice a decade virtually every phrase is cause for battle between public interest advocates and food producers.

Orders-in-Council, which are drafted by the government rather than by the Sovereign, are secondary legislation and are used to make government regulations and to make government appointments.

The County Legislature adopted the law by a 10-to-8 vote, thus winning a friendly competition with New York City and Westchester and Suffolk Counties, which are drafting similar rules that are soon scheduled for hearings.

The Obama administration co-sponsored the measure, which was drafted by Qatar under Arab League auspices.

Pheu Thai also wants to amend the current constitution, which was drafted under military rule.

The resulting language in the Security Council resolution, which was drafted by Britain, reflected a compromise.

More than 300 intellectuals and activists signed the charter, which was drafted in part by Mr. Liu.

Public opinion in Japan is strongly in favor of the Kyoto treaty, which was drafted on Japanese soil in 1997.