Sentence examples for drafted a blueprint from inspiring English sources

He drafted a blueprint that called for sending more employees overseas, being more responsive to regional U.S. military commanders, and turning analysts' attention from the war zones of Iraq and Afghanistan to a broader array of emerging national security threats.

Using the power of his bully pulpit and laws on the books, Teddy created the U.S. Forest Service, 150 national forests, five national parks and drafted a blueprint for the later formed National Park Service.

Teng was the keynote speaker at a series of U.S. embassy-sponsored conferences on biotech development in Vietnam in 2008, just two years after the government drafted a blueprint to develop GMO crops.

The new president appointed another of his right-hand men, Richard Breeden (who had drafted a "Blueprint for Reform" of the banking industry as directed by a task force co-headed by Bush), as his assistant for issues analysis and later as head of the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC).

Ten committees are drafting a blueprint for government and are finding agreement elusive.

The talks were designed to draft a blueprint for a global deal to fight climate change, due to be adopted in Paris late next year.

Along with three other ethanol lobbies, according to The Hill, it is drafting a blueprint for the next stages of ethanol expansion.

With his blessing, a series of meetings had quietly taken place between lay and clerical Catholics and associates of Planned Parenthood to draft a blueprint for repealing the ban through the Legislature.

They have focused instead on hard politics -- assembling a Kosovo Transitional Council to force the local leaders to sit down together, enrolling voters for municipal elections in the autumn and helping to draft a blueprint for self-governance.

If 2015 was all about the world drafting a blueprint to build a fairer, safer and more prosperous future, this year will be about picking the best tools for the job, with the world humanitarian summit bringing aid workers together to make those critical decisions.

Mr. Autorino went on not only to help draft a blueprint for Hartford redevelopment, but also to profit from a piece of it himself, through the state's decision in 1999, supported by the governor, to move a college into a building being developed by Mr. Autorino.