Sentence examples for drafting a road from inspiring English sources

And when it comes to the future of the euro zone, Mr Draghi has become the most explicit of the "four presidents" (of the ECB, the European Council, the European Commission and the Eurogroup of finance ministers) who are drafting a "road map" for future integration (their first report is here)All this raises a question: is the ECB becoming too powerful?

Zimmerman was appointed by West Virginia Governor John Jacob Cornwell to serve on a West Virginia Legislature select committee charged with drafting a road transportation bill under West Virginia Senate Joint Resolution No. 21 of May 21 , 1919 known as the West Virginia State Road Law.

While serving in the West Virginia House of Delegates, Zimmerman was appointed by West Virginia Governor John Jacob Cornwell to serve on a West Virginia Legislature select committee charged with drafting a road transportation bill known as the West Virginia State Road Law.

The three days joint mission in South Sudan including a stakeholders' consultation workshop is expected to draft a road map for introducing SUN and guide the development of an Implementation Plan.

The World Health Organization (WHO), the World Bank, USAID's Capacity Plus project, and other partners have recently drafted a road map to guide governments in developing countries, such as Laos, in selecting and employing analytic tools to inform policy-making to effectively address human resources for health (HRH) challenges [ 6].

"We have a growth strategy, and in the first half of this year we will draft a framework and a road map toward fiscal discipline".

Mr. Bush appeared to be softening the demands on Israel in a draft for a "road map" to peace by the so-called diplomatic quartet of the United States, United Nations, the European Union and Russia.

What will be the scope down the road to draft a completely new, more democratic and legitimate constitution with broad popular participation and support?

About 2km (1.2 miles) of electric rail has been embedded in a public road near Stockholm, but the government's roads agency has already drafted a national map for future expansion.

One player in drafting the "road map" for dialogue was said to be Mohammad Javad Zarif, then Iran's U.N. ambassador and now Iran's foreign minister.

With the possibility of a summit meeting in the region with Mr. Bush, Mr. Sharon and Mr. Abbas, it was not clear whether they would be joined by other Arab leaders or European diplomats who have been involved in drafting the "road map".