Action officers should have been able to draw on all available knowledge about Al Qaeda in the government.
Also a playwright, actress, college English instructor and teacher at the Peoples Improv Theater, Ms. Nails will draw on all her job skills.
Florence's anxieties were more serious, and there had been moments during the journey from Oxford when she'd thought she was about to draw on all her courage to speak her mind.
Though it doesn't draw hard-and-fast boundaries, Latin alternative music (sometimes compressed to Alterlatino) stands apart from regional Mexican styles like norteño and Tejano, from slick Spanish-language pop and from what the music business calls tropical styles like salsa and merengue, though it might draw on all of them.
India had to draw on all their experience to overcome a spirited Afghanistan side by 23 runs in their opening match at the World Twenty20.
The findings draw on all of the interviews, using comparison between the participants who lived alone and others to understand the differences in experiences.
Policy appraisal and health impact assessment, methods, for example, similarly draw on all these disciplines, including in-depth quantitative and qualitative research, and 'tool-kit' – based approaches, though these have come in for criticism as they place too little emphasis on the soundness of the evidence upon which they draw [ 13].
But he knew how to draw on all his experience when he broke into the Rangers' zone, one-on-one against defenseman Wade Redden, with five minutes left in a deadlocked Game 7. "For all the years I played the game, I recognized the situation," Fedorov said.
Often, entire departments will be tasked to solve one legal problem, and it's vital for a lawyer to draw on all the expertise and talent available and bring the best out of whoever they're working with.
His next endeavor will draw on all of it.
They have to draw on all elements of civil society, black and white.
