Sentence examples for it draws up from inspiring English sources

It evaluates the appropriateness of the strategies it draws up against its statement of identity and continually scans the environment and tests assumptions to see if it needs to change course.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is proceeding slowly as it draws up rules for equity-based crowdfunding — a not-yet-legal practice that would allow companies to offer stakes to large groups of small investors.

"People are very interested in whether the government is getting value for money for the plans it draws up," says Richard HatheKuevor, the charity's extractive industries advocacy officer.

Or," she added, "is the government not listening to them?" Patel asked a question that sparked a buzz of agreement around the table: why does the government need a specialist women's adviser when it already makes consultations on every proposal it draws up?

The Sentencing Council is responsible for trying to ensure consistency in criminal sentencing across all courts in England and Wales and it draws up complex guidelines to assist judges.

No one moves in, DHS said, until it draws up a legal agreement.

After all, this is a White House that once vowed to protect whistleblowers when it drew up its transition agenda.

FASB could soften its stance during the four-month comment period, but it can hardly have been unaware of outsiders' arguments when it drew up its proposals.

It drew up to 60 million viewers at its peak and ran until 1971.

Which probably is not how they had it drawn up.

Thailand prefers a map that it drew up unilaterally and unveiled in 2007.