Sentence examples for effectively drafted from inspiring English sources

So legislation was pushed, paid for and effectively drafted by thousands of lobbyists.

National Guard and Reserve members find themselves effectively drafted as full-time soldiers.

Now in their 80s, these Filipino veterans, effectively drafted in World War II to fight alongside the U.S. military against Japan, are dying, about 10 a day, while they still hope to win veterans benefits for their service.

Among the returnees are Afghans who went to Iran as laborers but ended up being sent to Syria — some effectively drafted, others signing up for religious reasons — to fight in a Shiite Muslim militia known as the Fatemiyoun Division, trained by Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard.

How do you effectively draft your scientific message so that it has the optimal chance to be accepted for publication?

Many of the classes require presentations, including the dreaded Powerpoint team presentation), but there weren't any classes on delivering speeches effectively, drafting memos, or copywriting an ad.

The purpose of the meeting was to solicit testimony and gain the support of the industry, so that the Council could effectively draft, implement and enforce legislation.

To draft effectively, a cyclist needs to be as close as possible to the bicycle in front of him.

Their alliance was effectively ended once Edge was drafted to Smackdown.

Saying that there are too few qualified mathematics teachers to educate children effectively, a draft of a report by the panel, set up by Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, said that one way the city could fill in the gaps would be to develop a corps of highly trained specialists to move from class to class to teach basic mathematics or to serve as consultants for other teachers.

The PAC recently reported that these system statements, which first came into use in 2012, are not being consistently drafted nor used especially effectively.