Sentence examples for drew up a document from inspiring English sources
As the last king lay dying, Mr. Soedarmono said, several of his children drew up a document in his name appointing the younger prince as his successor.
Then we split up and disappeared into the city.' The plot to kill Kabila started in early January when a dissident group of kadogos went to Brazzaville and drew up a document setting out Operation Mbongo Zero.
In May 1258, a group of magnates drew up a document for reform of the King's government – the so-called Provisions of Oxford – largely directed against the Lusignans.
He drew up a document, "My Devise for the Succession", whose final version of June 1553 was to settle the Crown on his Protestant cousin Lady Jane Grey, overturning the claims of his half-sisters Mary and Elizabeth.
It would be a tragedy if the next 12-18 months were spent drawing up a document that simply made the voters yawn or retch.Is that a risk?
Redgrave is helping to draw up a document that will advise ministers on what must be done to ensure a sporting legacy from the games.
The key is to draw up a document setting out what you want to happen once you are no longer around.
Ms. Van Der Beek was to draw up a document detailing her priorities for her children; her preferences for their activities; protocols for waking, sleeping, and eating and tasks that aren't child-related that she'd like the nanny to do.
His strategy is to seek the middle ground, leave the toughest questions to the end, and draw up a document that cannot simply be ignored by governments when they negotiate a new EU treaty in 2004.
Facebook, Microsoft et al have also been involved in helping draw up a document that sets out minimum requirements for subject knowledge for budding computer science teachers applying to the new training course.
They never say that the Constitutional Convention was animated by the rebellions in Massachusetts and other places and that those rebellions caused the Founding Fathers to get together in Philadelphia and draw up a document that would create a national government strong enough to deal with rebellions like this.
