Sentence examples for from drawing up from inspiring English sources

The senators passed a bill that prohibits Amtrak from drawing up a plan for its own liquidation, as called for by Amtrak's last five-year reauthorization in 1997.

NATO refrained from drawing up contingency plans against a Russian attack on its former vassals or from holding exercises to demonstrate that it knew how to defend the east.

And the S.E.C. is on the verge of making disclosure of trading plans mandatory to prevent unscrupulous insiders from drawing up fake plans as a defense of suspect trades.

But since Gove might preside over our justice system for the next half-decade, I am delighted he loved To Kill A Mockingbird; in fact, I would suggest he take a break from drawing up plans to repeal the Human Rights Act and reread it.

Cameron is not going to offer to change the voting system but he will doubtless try to give Clegg something that he can take away from their talks, in the hope of reaching an informal understanding under which the Liberal Democrats do not prevent the Conservatives from drawing up a Queen's Speech or introducing a Budget – and do not support any votes of no confidence in the government.

BT was further criticised in the report for failing to provide local authorities with full information about where exactly it would roll out superfast broadband services, which in turn hampered rivals from drawing up alternatives.

The Nazis had yearly rallies here from 1933 to 1938, drawing up to a million people.

There is no obligation to seek advice from medical professionals when drawing up an AD, and it can be revoked verbally.

The Ancients also picked the executive the five Directors (Directeurs)—from lists drawn up by the Five Hundred.

They said outer steel casings typically corrode from exposure to salty brine, or are blasted thin from sand drawn up along with the high-pressure gas.

These members come from lists drawn up at the national level.