Sentence examples for draft in order from inspiring English sources

Authorities believed such organization was the work of secret political societies that encouraged desertion and resisted the draft in order to obstruct the war effort.

Cashman had been adamant in recent weeks that he did not want to surrender the team's first-round pick in the 2011 draft in order to sign one of the remaining free agents.

The N.F.L. and the N.B.A., which profit indecently from the free development of talent provided by colleges, need to start their own minor leagues, and the colleges should threaten non-participation in events like the draft in order to pressure them to do so.

Ferryboat carries goods, fresh water, diesel oil, luggage and storing rooms up to its permissible draft in order to maintain safety according to the international safety regulations.

The senators say that they released the draft in order to provoke discussion and have asked for comments by 24 May.

And if you get distracted while in the middle of creating an ad, the new app will allow you to save the ad as a draft in order to return to it later.

In the Citizens United case on campaign financing, members of the majority who asserted that the key to constitutional interpretation lies in the original intent of the Constitution's framers ignored the position of corporate structures when the Constitution was drafted, in order to extend political rights to corporations never contemplated by those who drafted the document.

Both authors designed, read, corrected and approved an extensive number of drafts in order to have this final manuscript.

Although the first version of action plan was reported in March 2016, a revised version, presented here, is being drafted in order to correspond to the new schedule of the ITER project agreed in 2016, because the ITER progress is one of critical issues in the action plan.

The Eikenberry cables were drafted in order to influence the White House review that fall; they advised that the Afghan war was in the process of being lost, that it could never be won, and that nothing good would come from an increased commitment of U.S. troops.

Monitoring studies may be liable to sampling biases [ 53], therefore explicit instructions were drafted in order to avoid any bias in sampling or reporting the abundance of butterflies [ 52].