Sentence examples for idea of drafting from inspiring English sources

The idea of drafting a treaty to deal with Arctic issues is nothing new.

Browns management has been tossing the idea of drafting Brown or Arrington at No. 1 for several months, with a split on which player should be the choice.

All this would bring the Union closer to its people.On these grounds, The Economist warmly endorsed the idea of drafting a new constitution for the EU.

Congress, too, has toyed with the idea of drafting data retention legislation, and Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales has signaled on numerous occasions that he would like to see that happen.

Not everyone was showing a sense of humor on a grumpy Wednesday, particularly as people lined up on both sides of Mark Cuban's idea of drafting Griner to the Dallas Mavericks.

[The Albany Times Union] After a ban on providing plastic bags with handles in retail stores takes effect in San Jose, Calif., other towns in San Mateo County weigh the idea of drafting a uniform ordinance.

KARL BISSINGER, a trim, buoy ant, gray‐haired man who has been doing draft counseling since 1967 at the Greenwich Village Peace Center in Washington Square Methodist Church, says that as far as he is concerned the change in attitude toward the idea of draft avoidance is very visible.

With the outcome of Tuesday's presidential election too close to call, it seemed a good idea to draft advance letters of congratulation for both President Bush and Senator John Kerry.

But the idea of the draft as a social equaliser lives on.

It attacks the idea of a draft and argues for a completely voluntary system for military service.

The idea of a draft has never entirely disappeared, and is contemplated by Democrats and some military experts.