Sentence examples for drafted to cover from inspiring English sources

Swaminathan Venkataraman, a director at Standard & Poor's and a practicing Hindu, also faced a scheduling conflict when he was suddenly drafted to cover for a colleague at an industry conference over Avani Avittam, a day observed by five to six hours of meditation.

The act was also designed to cover all cases that were pending, meaning that it was retroactive, and it is widely believed that it was drafted to cover prosecutions like that of Jose Padilla, a U.S. citizen who was confined in military prisons for over three years and was finally convicted in a civilian court for conspiracy rather than terrorism.

Items were drafted to cover the identified areas and formulated as positive and negative statements.

Commissioner Rob Manfred has advocated extending the draft to cover players such as Moncada, and the owners are expected to propose an international draft next year, when they negotiate a new labor agreement.

8.05pm: A police spokesman tonight said 225 officers were initially drafted in to cover the protest, the Press Association is reporting.

The committee of MPs called for G4S to face financial penalties over the "last-minute scramble" which has seen 3,500 extra soldiers drafted in to cover the shortfall.

4.51pm BST Here is a summary of today's key events: Nick Buckles, the head of beleaguered security firm G4S, gave evidence to the Commons home affairs committee about the fiasco that led to 3,500 troops being drafted in to cover the Olympics following a shortfall by his firm.

2.18pm BST Here are the key points from the evidence given by G4S boss Nick Buckles to the Commons home affairs committee Buckles said he was deeply disappointed, embarrassed and sorry about the fiasco that led to 3,500 troops being drafted in to cover the Olympics following a shortfall by his security firm.

He has been drafted in to cover captain Paul Huntington, who will miss the next three games through suspension.

Music journalist Petroc Trelawny says the singer had been out riding his horse, when he was drafted in to cover another performer, on Live at the Palladium.

But the Dragons' Andrew Coombs, who impressed earlier in the Six Nations when he was drafted in to cover Wales' injury problems at second row, is a blindside flanker by trade.