Sentence examples for yet drafted from inspiring English sources

The governor's office has not yet drafted his new legislation, making it difficult to assess in detail.

The government is also considering whether to strip Australian citizenship from sole nationals but has not yet drafted legislation.

State health regulators have convened a committee to consider a condom mandate, but have not yet drafted a law.

The governor has not yet drafted legislation, but in his State of the State address last week he said he would propose lower contribution limits, more enforcement of violations and a public financing system similar to the one used by New York City, which matches small donations several fold in exchange for candidates' agreeing to spending limits.

In some states laws that might be needed in a pandemic are not yet drafted, and the intention is to draft these laws when they are needed.

44 Although all but two countries, Somalia and the USA, have ratified the Convention, many have not yet drafted legislation on the health and welfare of children, and few have statutes supporting the rights of women to nurse their infants at their workplace.

And yet, for the high school senior, the season of college applications is characterized by indoor imagery: toiling away in classrooms to assure the best grades yet, drafting essays and activity lists while glued to computer screens, sitting in auditoriums taking a final SAT, or attending countless college information sessions.

The N.B.A. prohibits team personnel from having contacts with players who are not yet draft-eligible.

Mr. Atkinson said no legislation had yet been drafted to address the recommendations in his report.

While blueprints have not yet been drafted, Mr. Wilpon's lawyer, Ann L. Nowak, was certain of one thing.

Though the Voting Rights Act of 1965 had not yet been drafted a powerful case could be made that the Miss.