Sentence examples for drafts against from inspiring English sources

Some universities are encouraging students to precheck their papers and drafts against the emerging plagiosphere.

It is interesting to compare these drafts against the "official" copies.

Hendry did not hold those drafts against Littlefield, he said, because the Pirates' ownership offered no coherent blueprint to win.

On his return to Korea in 1942, he was drafted against his will into the Japanese army.

Experts have estimated that as many as 300,000 children are fighting in wars from Africa to Chechnya to Latin America, many of them drafted against their will.

But the committee will not wait for the opinion; by April 14, it must issue its report and recommendation on whether articles of impeachment should be drafted against Mr. Rowland.

A child should never be drafted against his will as a public symbol of mental illness and violence, or anything else.

Was the first article of impeachment drafted against President Richard M. Nixon — referencing efforts to impede an investigation, repeated lies to the American people, to pressure witnesses not to cooperate — valid grounds under the "High Crimes & Misdemeanors" clause?

In the afterword to "Lisey's Story," King, post-coitally chatty after more than 500 pages, challenges reviewers to check his first draft against the final version to see how rigorously it was edited (by Scribner's Nan Graham).

John Wayne Fox, co-chairman of the committee charged with finding whether articles of impeachment should be drafted against Gov. John G. Rowland, is the only member to have served on an impeachment inquiry before.

It is a quirk of the modern sports schedule that pits the first night of the N.F.L. draft against two Game 7s in the N.H.L. playoffs, which is sort of like choosing between Audrey Hepburn or a Kardashian sister.