Sentence examples for beyond the draft from inspiring English sources

Going beyond the draft document, the conference could recommend ways of supporting young priests in the observance of their commitments.

Beyond the draft, Mr. Lapid's party platform said it would "work to promote" civil marriage, including for same-sex couples, and "rectify inequality in family laws".

Beyond the draft picks — one each from the Rockets and the Lakers — the Nets will receive guard Sasha Vujacic from Los Angeles.

Celera's version of the human genome was not taken beyond the draft stage, in part because the company had difficulty finding subscribers when the government, believing that access to the human genome should be free, was making the consortium's work available free.

Celera's version of the human genome was not taken beyond the draft stage, in part because the company had difficulty finding subscribers when the government, believing access to the human genome should be free, was making the consortium's work available for nothing.

A greater focus on sustaining our partnership with the local government beyond the drafting and submission of the plans would likely have helped retain momentum and interest in the strategies.

The attack on Kennedy went beyond what the draft protesters had in mind.

Beyond Beasley and the draft picks, the Suns' other major offsesason acquisition has been Jermaine O'Neal, a walking Walking Dead joke still going two or three years after his career was pronounced legally dead.

Her architect husband had obtained a commission in Toronto, and she was eager to take her sons beyond the risk of the draft for Vietnam.

His own government, he told reporters on Monday, is willing to compromise, but several member states "are not prepared to go beyond" the current draft.

Outside South Beach, All-Stars and quality players will soon begin their transitions to new teams, resulting in a few seismic shifts that will give the N.B.A. a face-lift next season beyond the annual draft and the musical chairs of coaches and front office executives.