Sentence examples for widely drafted from inspiring English sources

This is very widely drafted and could result in its misuse.

Liberty points to the misapplication of other widely drafted powers, including Section 44 stop and search powers.

As Dan Roberts and Spencer Ackerman explain: Obama's orders to his military commanders were widely drafted and included permission to take action against Isis forces threatening either the thousands of Yazidi refugees trapped on Mount Sinjar, or the cities of Irbil and Baghdad, where US "military advisers" are based.

Despite being "widely drafted and far-reaching in scope [and] in many ways an improvement on earlier corruption legislation", significant concerns have been raised, mainly around the fact that the Act may harm British industry's competitiveness in the global market.

A panel of four prestigious international experts on constitutional law backed by the European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation (ECTR) have spent three years consulting widely and drafting a 12-page document on "tolerance".

Legislative alternatives to Lieberman-Warner, including a widely condemned bill drafted by Senator George Voinovich, have also created pressure on fence-sitters unsure of their support for Democratic proposals.

Rose is widely expected to be drafted first by the Bulls.

In August, it was widely reported that Cohn drafted a letter of resignation after Trump blamed "both sides" for the violence at a white-supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

The 24-year-old offensive tackle from Manchester, who only took up the sport two years ago, had been widely tipped to be drafted in the first round.

In response to this call to action, the Insight Center has recently signed on to support an important Open Letter to President Obama that our close allies and friends Angela Glover Blackwell of PolicyLink and Maya Rockeymoore of the Center for Global Policy Solutions have recently drafted and widely circulated.

The recommendations, which began life in a widely-leaked "position paper" drafted by the so-called "big three", were then passed with the required majority.