Sentence examples for drafted a statement for from inspiring English sources

The board of management had even drafted a statement for the press announcing it would go ahead.

The family's crisis team drafted a statement for the young man to give and, crucially, a strategy to shape the public's perception.

After Mr. Gore's advisers drafted a statement for him last December that castigated his own administration's policy on gays in the military, the vice president thought it was too weak.

In late 2002, when he was about to retire, Mr. Mayberry drafted a "statement of work" for a consulting contract to perform essentially identical functions to his own.

In Brussels, officials were drafting a statement for a foreign ministers' meeting on Monday.

As chairman of the bishops' committee on international policy, Cardinal Law will have the main role in drafting a statement for a group that is clearly not of one mind.

He emailed Turnage that he was leaning toward signing the bill, drafting a statement for public release that would explain how courts had ruled that vanity plates were a form of free speech and that the state was barred from picking and choosing which ones to approve.

At a meeting on Monday night, nine members of the executive committee of the faculty council drafted a statement that read, "For the second time in 18 months we find ourselves embarrassed by the action of the board of trustees concerning the presidency of the university.

Company officials acknowledged the increasing scrutiny of Mr. Case, and to deal with it drafted a statement fully clarifying his role for the first time.

Mr. Abdel Ghani said the opposition coalition leaders had been in a meeting to draft a statement calling for new protests against the Constitution on the anniversary of the uprising that overthrew Mr. Mubarak on Jan . 25

He remained active as a member of The Academy at Johns Hopkins after his retirement from the department in 2013, and in 2015, chaired the 14-member Task Force on Academic Freedom that was responsible for drafting a statement guiding academic freedom for the university community.