The phrase "a worldwide draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a global selection process, often related to military service or recruitment.
Example: "The government announced a worldwide draft to address the increasing need for personnel in various international missions."
Alternatives: "global conscription" or "international draft".
A worldwide draft is one of three major issues on the table.
Differences remain on the details but not the concept of a worldwide draft.
The clubs, he said, could also institute a worldwide draft in June, as they have proposed.
But revenue sharing, a luxury tax and a worldwide draft, the three critical issues, remain unresolved.
What is the players' position on a worldwide draft? A. They have accepted the concept, but they have differences.
They also continued to discuss the major issues, including revenue sharing, payroll tax and a worldwide draft.
Cummins Engine, for example, has set up its highly skilled but surprisingly low-cost Indian engineering group as a worldwide drafting resource; American Airlines's Barbados operation handles much of the corporate clerical work; and Becton Dickinson, a large hospital supply company, has given its Belgian subsidiary pan-European responsibility for managing distribution and logistics.
"We agreed to a single worldwide draft," Gene Orza, a union lawyer, said, "subject to some changes being made in a variety of areas, principally those involving the operation of baseball academies".
Yet while the replay issue will probably be a key ingredient of the meetings, others topics, like pitcher safety, a possible worldwide draft and the World Baseball Classic are also likely to be discussed.
In that proposal the union accepted the owners' idea of a worldwide amateur draft.
In fact, there is still a worldwide downward draft on interest rates, with the ECB and the Bank of Japan in easing mode, as are many smaller central banks.
