Sentence examples for begun to draft from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kraft had not begun to draft his forecast for Thanksgiving.

Both Congress and the Federal Communications Commission have begun to draft changes to the old telecommunications rules, but the efforts are largely a dress rehearsal for next year.

It has already begun to draft in more staff to its 200 dealerships in the UK to carry out the repairs.

How Congress will proceed is unclear, since neither of the committees with jurisdiction over taxes -- the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee -- has begun to draft a bill.

Legislators in Wyoming have begun to draft a bill they plan to introduce at the state's next legislative session that would reintroduce executions at the point of a gun.

He believes that the attention Pound paid to musical composition created the structure of The Cantos, the epic poem he had begun to draft in London in 1915, and was to carry on writing for much of the rest of his life.

Together, they began to draft patent applications for a data storage and retrieval system.

When Mr Erdogan begins to draft the new constitution he has promised, he will have to accommodate some of these demands.

Zarif said that tomorrow the negotiating teams would begin to draft language governing some of the trickiest parts of the deal that was tentatively reached earlier this month in Lausanne, Switzerland.

The agency is also beginning to draft a paper recommending how to translate the findings into the final language of a rule to cut fine soot.

Yesterday, Speaker Gifford Miller cautioned that the Council was just beginning to draft its position, although he plans to reach a resolution with the administration by early next week.