Sentence examples for drafted to make from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, Rule 31 e) was drafted to make a determination of the "extent" of the defendant's interest part of the verdict.
When one of his friends ran for Congress as a Republican in 1978, Stevens, just out of film school, was drafted to make commercials for the campaign.
With benefit of hindsight, the definition of "MSLO Store" might have been better drafted to make clear that it meant a stand-alone store, like Ralph Lauren's flagship store on Madison Avenue.
What's more, Hague's clause will need to be carefully drafted to make sure it cannot possibly be read as in any way affecting or limiting the common law sovereignty on which it depends – or it could have unintended but far-reaching constitutional ramifications.
So Jones, who thinks the whole idea is ridiculous, is drafted to make it happen.
The law was drafted to make airlines more competitive, and in doing so, it shielded them from state regulations that could affect their pricing and service.
I had individuals, some paid, some just helping, review early drafts to make the book stronger.
The groups exchanged their first drafts to make suggestions and corrections.
We tried over many drafts to make it as realistic as possible.
No mock draft has ever been written without the author's first peeking at another mock draft to make sure that they are similar, but not too similar.
