Sentence examples for drawn up as from inspiring English sources
The first plans were drawn up as early as 1948.
The city suffered heavily in the Civil War, with two years of aerial and artillery bombardment and combat lines drawn up as close as University City in western and northwestern Madrid.
At the maximum extension, the head and the forepart of the body are anchored and the posterior part drawn up as close as possible in the accordion-like folds.
In 2007, the latest year for which both old and new indices are available, income per head was equivalent to $9,694 per year, not $8,445 as the old method suggested.The old methodology was revised in 1993 but drawn up as long ago as 1980, when Mexico's economy "was like Russia's: all oil and corruption," according to Luis de la Calle, an economist.
It's perfectly possible that cynics like me, or the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, are wrong about human nature, and a law that is drawn up as tightly as the Californian one promises to be will in fact be used as its proponents intend.
In George Jesse's Researches into the History of the British Dog from 1866, the early 17th-century poet and writer Gervase Markham is quoted referring to the Beagle as small enough to sit on a man's hand and to the: Standards for the Pocket Beagle were drawn up as late as 1901; these genetic lines are now extinct, although modern breeders have attempted to recreate the variety.
It was there that he first conceived of "Ulysses," an epic in which, as he told his brother, he would put a bucket down into his own soul's sexual department and draw up as well the muddied waters of Arthur Griffith, leader of Sinn Féin, Ibsen, St. Aloysius, Shelley, Renan — in short, the bodily fervor that runs amok in one and all.
So what's next when you're 25 and every one of the races on the wish list you drew up as a youngster has been won and crossed out?
Ahmed abruptly drew up, as if sensing that he might be veering off message again; in recent months, both refugees and human rights monitors had repeatedly charged that Sudanese authorities were hiding the janjaweed by putting them in police uniforms.
The plan he helped draw up as a consultant to Chalabi involved the seizure of an airfield and adjacent areas in the south, near many of the nation's rich oil fields; quick neutralization of the area's élite Republican National Guard garrisons, the Army units believed to be most loyal to the Iraqi leader; and the establishment of a no-drive zone in the south.
By the review of recent literature it emerges that such a system is draw up as from the real mission and strategy of the SPs, that are influenced by the environment context, the stakeholder's commitment, the life-cycle of the SP, besides their technical and scientific cultures.
