Sentence examples for actually being drafted from inspiring English sources

While proposals for such a document were considered, there is no contemporary evidence of one actually being drafted and signed.

Tells about an article defending the use of the atomic bomb by former Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, which had actually been drafted by McGeorge Bundy and scientist James B. Conant.

His cautionary comments were the first time anyone in the administration had acknowledged officially that it was acceding to a request by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to delay completion of the "road map" proposal, which is actually a seven-page document being drafted by the United States, the European Union, Russia and the United Nations.

(Thatscribed by Ryan Gaffney).

Actually, Wang has been drafted by the Dallas Mavericks.

Not that he actually thought he would be drafted, he said; he was simply obeying the law by signing up for the draft.

A further problem is whether ethics advice, when it has been drafted, will actually be used.

MR CLEGG: The agreement was actually remarkable given how quickly it was drafted.

In his 31-page judgment, Mr Justice Richards said he had to decide whether the rule actually breaches insolvency law as it is drafted by statute, not make a moral judgment on how it affects creditors: "These proceedings are not concerned with whether giving priority to football creditors is socially or morally justified.

But when a transportation bill was drafted this summer that would have actually reduced spending, they refused to vote for it.

During WWII, my father was drafted by the German army and was actually among the troops that invaded the Soviet Union.