Sentence examples for be able to draft from inspiring English sources

As soon as that is completed, the company will be able to draft and execute contracts with other companies.

It may be that you have too much on, in which case they might be able to draft in additional support from a colleague to alleviate pressure.

A die-hard Buffalo supporter is rooting against victories, hoping the team will finish in last place and be able to draft a franchise-changing player.

That is, if the team owner could afford all three stars or was lucky enough to be able to draft them.

By anticipating the risks and hazards of your relationship as well as the potential benefits, you will be able to draft an umbrella agreement that takes a clear-eyed view of the future.

Mediaset, the broadcasting unit of Fininvest, controlled by Silvio Berlusconi, said earlier this month that it was continuing talks for the project and might be able to draft an agreement with possible partners by year-end.

If they had been able to draft Doug Martin, would he have the success that he is currently enjoying with Tampa?

The Pirates were able to draft him before his junior season because of a rule that makes a player eligible after he turns 21.

Although the document had its faults, he doubted that any other assembly would, at just that moment, have been able to draft a better one.

As there was no constitution in place, Morsi was able to draft one that, as Abdalla puts it, would have "created a state in the Brotherhood's image".

"We were able to draft a very athletic kid who can play a good shortstop," Damon Oppenheimer, the vice president for amateur scouting, said in a statement.