drafting

[ draf-ting, drahf- ]

noun

1. mechanical drawing.

Word History and Origins

Origin of drafting¹

First recorded in 1875–80; draft + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

Policy experts and lawyers are already drafting those orders as part of the administration's transition.

From BBC

By 2028, voters will elect a county executive, who will function similar to a mayor, overseeing department heads, drafting the budget and wielding veto power over the board’s policies.

From Los Angeles Times

The county’s current chief executive, appointed by the supervisors, is responsible for daily operations and drafting a $49-billion annual budget.

From Los Angeles Times

But he adds that Newsom, surprisingly, wasn’t really involved in the measure’s drafting.

From Los Angeles Times

Vague "fraud" was alleged and cities with large Black populations were accused of specifics-free funny business, but he didn't bother with drafting many fictional particulars.

From Salon