Sentence examples for draft would be a from inspiring English sources

The resumption of the draft would be a nightmare.

Readers React Mandatory national service, let alone reinstatement of the military draft, would be a giant step backward from America's general progress toward greater personal freedom.

I managed development of the all-volunteer concept that President Richard Nixon endorsed, and I believe that returning to the draft would be a mistake.

An external draft would be a major shift in how talent is distributed in the NRL but it would put clubs like the Raiders on much fairer footing.

Renewing the draft would be a blow against the men and women in uniform, a dumbing down of the institution they serve.

If the United States economy recovers steadily without a corresponding increase in jobs, a draft would be a partial remedy, however unpleasant.

With Monroe struggling to stay healthy and Wagner a year away from free agency, this draft would be an ideal time for the Ravens to find an offensive tackle for the future.

A key feature of the reorganization, as drafted, would be a new executive review committee that would have the authority to revoke regulations deemed controversial.

Laurent Fabius, the French foreign minister, said that a new draft would be published on Thursday afternoon, ahead of a "Paris Outcome" final agreement on Friday.

Thomas Ricks, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security who argues a draft would be good for the nation disconnected from the human price of military action, said the GAO report doesn't worry him.

And for that reason, I would continue that process of having everyone continue to register". Thomas Ricks, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security who argues a draft would be good for the nation disconnected from the human price of military action, said the GAO report doesn't worry him.