Sentence examples for drafts that can from inspiring English sources

Because the book is long and Tocqueville has so many notes of his own, we have not attempted to reproduce the many marginal notations and rejected drafts that can be found in the two French editions of the work, one by Jean-Claude Lamberti and James T. Schleifer (published by Pléiade) and the other by Eduardo Nolla (published by Vrin).

The two proposals should be prepared as completed drafts that can be adopted if desired.

Increasingly, machinists need an understanding of computer-based diagram reading and three-dimensional drafting that can rival that of engineers.

He might be one of the rare players in this draft that can actually play over the nose as a two-gap 3-4 nose tackle and succeed.

Nothing wrong with it, but it opened my eyes to an aspect of the draft that can go wrong if teams are too cautious about covering hind parts.

Brit Grosskopf and Alvin Roth have conducted negotiation research into this area and have identified a little-recognized distinction in legal drafting that can turn this apparent blessing into a curse.

The exact "version" of the document is given by a chain of relationships tied back to a draft that can be definitively associated with a stable milestone in the legislative process.

"The unconscious mind throws off things sometimes in the first draft that can be really useful" and might be too easily discarded for writers working on a computer.

Hit the button at any good midpoint and you'll create a series of drafts that you can easily compare against each other.

Gil Brandt, a former Dallas Cowboys executive and longtime draft analyst, said the Rams proved in the last few drafts that they can identify talent in the third round and beyond.

But to bring about change, a new constitution must be drafted, one that can gain the support of two-thirds of the members of both legislative houses.