Sentence examples for call the draft from inspiring English sources

My own account of my grand jury testimony prompted Bill Keller to call the draft "heroic".

The Israelis and the Palestinians were even arguing about what to call the draft.

And those who didn't feel the obligation were encouraged to do their duty by something called the draft.

One French member of the European Parliament calls the draft "the skeleton of a diplodocus, with an extremely small federalist brain and a huge intergovernmental body".

In a statement, George H. Leonard, director of the aquaculture program at the Ocean Conservancy, called the draft guidelines issued Wednesday "a step in the right direction".

Rafal Trzaskowski, the deputy foreign minister in charge of European affairs, estimates electricity prices could rise by 80% and calls the draft "too ambitious".

A report from the international group Human Rights Watch calls the draft constitution "mixed" in its protection of human rights, with some possible loopholes undermining broad protections.

The agriculture secretary, Dan Glickman, who oversees the Forest Service, called the draft plan an important step toward preserving "among the last and best pristine lands in America".

Peter Hain, Mr Blair's representative on the 105-member convention, has called the draft a "tidying-up exercise" - an understatement that mirrors Tory exaggeration.

Mr. Gold argues emphatically that "any return to direct federal conscription, which is what is commonly called 'The Draft,' would be both militarily and morally abhorrent".

Danila Barysevich, an administrator for the online group responsible for organizing the protests, called the draft law "absurd," noting the law could be used against "every queue, every group of people in a park".