Sentence examples for drawn up under from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown has scotched plans for a giant casino drawn up under his predecessor, Tony Blair.

"Troops with bands were drawn up under red flags near the side entrance, in the former imperial waiting-rooms".

The original guidelines for stem cell research, drawn up under the Clinton administration, had stringent ethical rules about embryo procurement.

No sooner has the UN published its huge new report on the Millennium Development Goals, drawn up under Mr Sachs's supervision, than the phenomenon is in print again.

Even if there had been a small majority in favour, the DUP would have exercised a special veto drawn up under devolution.

Would private contracts or wills drawn up under religious law, a common practice, be unenforceable, or only those drawn up by Muslims?

Excrement would spurt from the bungholes of the young cows; the older ones looked composed, but I knew that was for show, since I could see their tails draw up under their rumps to keep them from emptying their bowels.

Mr Ciampi should now be able to steer through the 1999 budget, which he drew up under Mr Prodi, and insert the lira into the euro when it is launched in January.

These places are those in fact, upon which the force acts with the greatest intensity, because the lengthening of the limb is maintained by the resistance which the apparatus offers to the foot, which has a tendency to draw up, under the tensive action of the soft parts.

A handful of others, including China, have publicly indicated what their commitments will be, but have not drawn up plans under the UN process.

Particles might also be drawn up from under the hood rather than through the hood material.