Sentence examples for a draft as a from inspiring English sources

President Hamid Karzai and the Afghan Parliament are likely to embrace a draft as a national response to the present threat from the Taliban.

(7) "Draft" means a draft as defined in Section 3-104 or an item, other than an instrument, that is an order.

I feel a deep, even ecstatic pleasure when I shave entire pages away from a draft, as if I've cleaned out a messy closet.

In the eight years that the project roiled around in development limbo, Laura Jones, who adapted "Angela's Ashes" and "The Portrait of a Lady," produced a draft, as did the playwright Beth Henley.

Just give the app a little bit of time to save it as a draft, as it does take a bit longer for the app to process the review as a draft and receive the information you provided it.

Church House suspects the leak came from Downing Street, which was given a final draft as a courtesy.

Dr. Hurst told me that he hoped to publish the research, which was still a preliminary draft, as a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper in a couple of weeks.

A sculpture of the toy meanie features heavily lidded eyelids, a long, pointy nose, terse lips and a puppet-style chin, the legacy of his origins in an even earlier draft as a ventriloquist's dummy.

This is a familiar gambit -- the government sends out a ludicrous first draft as a trial balloon, then makes cosmetic concessions and ends up with the draconian measure it intended all along.

The bill builds on a 2010 law I helped draft as a Senate staffer on the Finance Committee.

As soon as we see a draft of a paper, we track its progress through the review process at [ 20].