Sentence examples for draft uses from inspiring English sources

Implicitly recognizing this division, the latest draft uses the dreaded (by some) F-word but imposes that status only on CFPs when they provide actual financial planning services.

Participants also agreed that that the term the working group draft uses for the risky studies GOF "of concern"—is problematic because of how one possible acronym, "GoFoc," would be pronounced.

A stallion named Brimen 825 was used by breeders to maintain and improve some horses of the heavier Dole type for draft uses.

Remember how quaint Major League Baseball's draft used to be?

The Jets, who shed $14 million in Monday's expansion draft, used a chunk of it to sign left tackle Jason Fabini to a five-year deal yesterday.

The N.F.L. draft used to be little more than a dry business meeting held in a hotel, so nondescript that it was held on various weekdays during the 1980s.

A17 CIRCUITS G1-16 SPORTS D1-8 Nets Take Cincinnati Star The Nets, who had the first pick in the N.B.A. draft, used it to choose Kenyon Martin, a 6-foot-9 center-forward.

Meram, like Garza, came on as a sub and changed the game, and will provide fodder for debate as he was acquired in the 2011 MLS Draft using the pick Columbus received in return for Quakes forward Steven Lenhart.

The authors revised the draft using the results of proposal rating.

It is noteworthy also that the draft Use of Force Act would have gone beyond the War Powers Resolution in legitimating presidential military initiative.

A year of technical drawing used to be required; students learned how to draft by hand in its first semester and how to draft using a computer (CAD) in the second.