Sentence examples similar to derail the draft from inspiring English sources

The assassination of a second secular opposition politician, Mohamed Brahimi, in July threatened to derail the drafting of a new constitution in the Constituent Assembly, but in October the Nahḍah Party eased tensions by agreeing to hand over power to a caretaker interim cabinet.

Did they get derailed by the Draft Riots, which made people less interested in honoring Irish Americans?

Yet, early Saturday afternoon, as U.S. officials huddled to pore over what they believed was the final draft, they discovered the tiny revision that threatened to derail the negotiations in the talks' waning hours.

The White House announced its opposition today to two pieces of legislation, drafted by Senator Ernest F. Hollings and supported by many top lawmakers, that could derail the acquisition.

There are other issues that could still derail the proposal from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky ., who has delayed an initial test vote on the neaR-Ky .0-page draft until at least mid-July.

Firing Comey threatens to derail the investigation.

Labor opposition could still derail the merger.

What could derail the equity story?

Violence in the south could yet derail the election.

Problems that could derail the markets and the economy abound.

APP Pharmaceuticals, the Generic Pharmaceutical Association and Citizens Against Government Waste are trying to derail the provision.