Sentence examples for draft exchanges from inspiring English sources
"Our study is rather small but to write the paper … took … a year or so" of on-and-off writing and draft exchanges with her supervisor, Lenggenhager says.
He prefers to trade down during the college draft, exchanging high choices for extra low ones, amassing as many choices as possible, reasoning that, since drafting science is inexact, more picks mean better odds of hitting on a Pro Bowler.
Eight-month investigation begins when former Fullerton employee alleges that a $1-million bank draft exchanged hands to buy Khashoggi's influence.
The negotiators took inventory of their differences, then caucused separately and later held a smaller meeting about the draft to exchange ideas.
The Patriots hired Bill Belichick as their head coach and the Jets received the Patriots' first-round pick for the 2000 draft in exchange for releasing the former Jets' coach-for-a-day from his contract.
The Steelers are to receive third- and fifth-round picks in the upcoming NFL draft in exchange for Brown, a seven-time Pro Bowl selection in nine seasons in Pittsburgh.
The Knicks could offer Tim Hardaway Jr., Lance Thomas and the No. 9 and No. 36 overall picks in the 2018 draft in exchange for Parsons and the fourth pick.
The Flyers received Brashear and the Canucks' 6th round pick in the 2002 draft, in exchange for Jan Hlavac and the Flyers 3rd round pick in the same draft.
It was reported that Canucks general manager Brian Burke had requested Malhotra to be involved in a trade that would have sent him along with Niklas Sundstrom, Dan Cloutier and the Rangers' first-round pick in the 1999 draft in exchange for Bure.
MEPs are unhappy that the 6 October deal unduly restricts both the scope of the draft "automatic exchange" directive and the European Commission's access to this information.
But you may discover that the other side was planning a very different approach to the process of business negotiation, such as a presentation of detailed drafts, an exchange of best-and-final offers, or a hard-bargaining battle of wills.
