Sentence examples for drafts prepared by from inspiring English sources

Well, not to write them, really — what I did was take the drafts prepared by the State Department and gussy them up with rhetorical flourishes and Carterish non-flourishes.

And Justice Souter asked Mr. Orfanedes, "If you get some discovery and you win your case, what do you get when you win that you will not already have gotten by the discovery?" Both lawyers tried to assure the justices that if their case is successful, they would ultimately obtain more information, including minutes and drafts prepared by the task force.

Subseries 4, Lilian J. Redstone Manuscript Draft of Chaucer Life-Records, contains notes, lists, and manuscripts drafts prepared by Lilian J. Redstone for a new edition of the life records of Chaucer (succeeding the edition published by the Chaucer Society, London, 1900).

In the first part of the meeting, four subgroups (based on the four perspectives mentioned above) review and revise drafts prepared by members of the subgroup, and each subgroup develops a joint review and evaluation of the evidence on which they have focused.

Selected 2-alkoxyethanols / first draft prepared by Mr. Philip Copestake.

The GOP commissioners proposed several revisions to a draft prepared by the staff.

The draft, prepared by a committee led by Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, will be presented to the party's platform committee at a meeting in Miami next weekend.

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A draft prepared by the United Nations AIDS Program apparently cited groups at greatest risk of AIDS, like gay men, prostitutes and users of intravenously injected drugs.

Washington rejected the 73-page draft prepared by a friend and turned instead to Madison to write the one that he eventually delivered to a joint session of Congress.

Soulbury Commission, commission sent by the British government to Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) in 1944 to examine a constitutional draft prepared by the Ceylonese ministers of government and, on the basis of it, to make recommendations for a new constitution.