Sentence examples for drawing to select from inspiring English sources

Mississippi's alligator hunt was started in 2005 when the state's Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks held a drawing to select 240 applicants to hunt either on the Pearl River or the Pascagoula, the largest undammed river by volume in the lower 48 states.

But a judge ruled that key aspects of the law were unconstitutional, and the City Council passed a second ordinance that relies on a random drawing to select 100 dispensaries.

Recommendations are drawn to select the best signal pairs available from WPPs to contribute to power oscillations damping.

A random sample was then drawn to select the runners for the study.

This exactly parallels Rousseau's argument that citizens will be drawn to select just laws as if from an impartial perspective, because the universality and generality of the law means that when considering their own interests they will select the measure that best reflects their own interests.

20,000 events are collected, and then a narrow gate is drawn to select several hundred cells of roughly equal size.

A narrow gate (shown in black dashed lines) is drawn to select a subset of cells (approximately 200) for analysis.

The remaining FTA samples were blindly drawn to select 15 samples from Bo farm and 3 samples each from 5 other farms.

Fourthly, in a number of cases mentioned in the RESULTS section, the appearance of FDR "gap" (the sharp rise) in SLEPR results implicated a potential statistical threshold that may have biological relevance, which may help users distinguish the significant terms from non-significant ones and easily draw a line to select the terms for further investigation.

The draw to select 20 MPs who can bring in their own bills guarantees decent parliamentary time for the first few.

The band drew straws to select songs; Hurley won the draw and decided to pick his solo track "You Need the Glory", followed by Boon and Watt.