Sentence examples for had drafted for from inspiring English sources
The letter he had drafted for Yvonne, still unsent, was intended to provoke a denouement.
During the presidential campaign, Mr. Bush struck many Democrats as a policy lightweight who only mouthed phrases that his advisers had drafted for him.
The design that Mr. Depardon and Ms. Ogawa had drafted for the first town house translated almost exactly to the new one, with minor adjustments for width and depth.
She had become famous in the early 1980s for the ordinance that she and the legal scholar Catharine MacKinnon had drafted for Minneapolis, recognising pornography as sex discrimination and a violation of women's civil rights.
In front of them was a petition they had drafted for the Kosovo-born players who represent Switzerland and Albania to sign, pledging support for the official recognition of a Kosovo national team.
With utter contempt for public and environmental health, the industry declared war on science and even the environmental laws it had drafted for the government.
They've drafted for that system and know exactly the kind of player they are looking for.
The analysis is crucial to Carlo Pantano, director of the Materials Research Institute at Pennsylvania State University and one of the glass experts Ms. Rossi-Wilcox has drafted for the project.
The difference between the rival motions that David Cameron and Ed Miliband put to the House of Commons and the one that Obama's people have drafted for Congress is instructive.
What is surely the most dramatic opinion he has drafted for the Court, Cooper v. Aaron (1958), was also signed by every other member of the Court — Earl Warren, Hugo Black, Felix Frankfurter, William O. Douglas, Harold Burton, Tom Clark, John Harlan, and Charles Whittaker.
One of his ambitions is to persuade all the European institutions to adopt a code of "good administrative behaviour" which he has drafted for their benefit.If only they would do so.
