Sentence examples for draft exists from inspiring English sources

Once the draft exists, he thinks, everything changes, and it was Napoleon's invention of the draft, not any idea present in French philosophy, that changed tactics and warfare.

But the costs of jury service, like those of the draft, exist regardless of whether the government fully compensates those who serve or not.

Of course, no such draft system exists anywhere else in the world except in the good old U.S. A

But, almost none of the issues identified in the draft order exist as they are described in the order.

Seventeen completely sequenced and assembled genomes are currently available and draft genomes exist for 561 additional genomes.

All of the authors participated in the editing and revisions of the multiple drafts that existed between the initial and final draft.

A well-placed source told the BBC an apology exists in draft form but said it is a matter for the press office when it is released.

The liberals, to a man, pretended that the draft did not exist.

"In a world where the draft didn't exist, I might happily have gone freelance in New York as a theater composer," Mr. Bolcom said, "but when the Selective Service hounds came after me, academic jobs saved me from having to kill Vietnamese (or help kill them).

Even though a draft does not exist today to be protested against, it is a comforting thought that nobody arrested this weekend was arrested for what they were saying.

The problem of rapidly contiguating draft assemblies has existed since the inception of genome sequencing.