Sentence examples for whose drafting from inspiring English sources

He comfortably outshone Graeme Swann, the England off-spinner, whose drafting into the side brought more benefits from his unbeaten 29 with the bat.

The Federalist Papers, of which Madison wrote the two most important, were, of course, columns written to advance the ratification of the Constitution — in whose drafting Madison was the most subtle participant.

The Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist group that supports Mr. Morsi, said that around 57 percent of those who cast ballots in the first round on Saturday voted in favor of the proposed constitution, whose drafting was dominated by Islamists.

It had been moving through the approval process in the European parliament when street protests began breaking out in January over the lack of transparency about its contents – whose drafting was carried out almost entirely in secret for some years – and the breadth of its assault on alleged copyright infringement on the internet.

The mission rules, whose drafting had been overseen by Kraft, stated that "the flight director may, after analysis of the flight, choose to take any necessary action required for the successful completion of the mission".

The league allows players three seasons beyond high school to enter the draft, which accounts for the 41 underclassmen whose draft status is not in question.

He naturally delegated the main business of composition to Sorenson, whose drafts he used as the basis for his own dictation and rewrites.

Consensus means the department will have to include most of the language agreed upon by the committee, whose draft regulations will be published for public comment.

Mongolia's new government is in the process of passing a 2013 budget whose draft proposal includes increasing taxes and royalties on the mine by $300 million.

Yesterday they worked out quarterback Drew Henson, the former Yankees minor league third baseman whose draft rights are owned by the Houston Texans, who are looking to trade him.

"To address the specific concerns of some countries, we had to accept some changes," said José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, whose draft legislation on the package was much stiffer than that agreed yesterday.