Sentence examples for draw a road from inspiring English sources
In doing so, Mr. Clinton was hoping to draw a road map for the Bush team should they choose to follow it.
In order to draw a road map for the country's future, the Army convened a national referendum in March to ratify constitutional amendments that allow for parliamentary elections in the fall, with Presidential elections to follow.
It is certainly unacceptable that any party, authority or institution should assume the right to draw a road map for the future of the homeland different from that already approved by the people.
#FJP: Modern States Respect Ballot-box, Refuse Military Coups #Egypt http://t.co/BdPDhB8cw6 — Ikhwanweb (@Ikhwanweb) 2 Jul 13 The statement began: Only the Egyptian people have the right to draw a road map for the homeland's future, through the Constitution passed only a few months ago by nearly two-thirds of the population.
The crisis broke out before the new administration had time to draw a road map for the region -- never an easy task in territory that mixes rich and poor, chip plants and water buffalo, ancient enmities and an absence of security alliances.
By the end of the argument, an intense session that lasted 23 minutes beyond its allotted hour, it seemed most likely that the court would draw a road map for the appeals court to follow in expanding the procedural protections available to the detainees.
Post-Enron, many people (including Mr Pitt) believe that this draws a road map for avoidance.
Jesse told me about Takako's map, a white piece of paper, on which she had drawn a road and a tree.
Led by the community board, they drew a road map for redevelopment, paving the way for a substantial expansion of the Lower East Side, one that will eventually reconnect the northern and southern tiers of the neighborhood.
The Clinton administration has pressed Iran to open an official dialogue as a first step toward drawing a "road map" for the eventual normalization of relations, but Iran has repeatedly refused.
The deal goes some way toward drawing a road map for a possible digital future for publishers and authors, who worried that they were losing control over how their works were used online, as the music industry has.
