Sentence examples for drafting without from inspiring English sources

Britons were prominent in the drafting: without the likes of Ernest Bevin, Winston Churchill and David Maxwell Fyfe, the ECHR would not exist in its current form.

Mr. Selznick wrote a 30-page draft — without pictures — and submitted it to Ms. Mack.

Laws tend to be drafted without consultation, and often overlap or contradict each other.

Payton had considerable say on personnel decisions, and Loomis must direct next month's draft without him.

He had been eligible for several N.B.A. drafts without being picked.

Lots of speechwriters write drafts without ever talking to their bosses.

"It was a weird process," Byrnes said of that draft, without much elaboration.

And, at the same time, he often writes as if he's submitted a first draft without even rereading it.

How did the government come up with a draft without even talking to the victims or the civil society organisations?

The other players were JaRon Rush of U.C.L.A.; his brother, Kareem, of Missouri; Korleone Young, who entered the N.B.A. draft without playing in college; and Andre Williams of Oklahoma State.

Briens expressed particular frustration with France's EU partners, pointing out that all others had accepted the PrepCom recommendations draft without a reference to Iran.