Sentence examples for it has drafted from inspiring English sources

But what can a state focus on once it has drafted its charter and before it has developed a well-functioning free economy or built up civil society, particularly if external and internal enemies are leaving it alone?

In plugging its commitment to providing America the news it deserves, Al Jazeera also touted the many respected journalists it has drafted to its cause.

Also Tuesday, the air quality agency said it has drafted a plan to expand its monitoring for toxic metals to other parts of the city where residents have complained of headache-causing metallic fumes.

In the past week, MyCSP says it has drafted in extra staff and extended its call centre opening hours.

It is a secretive outfit, saying only that it has drafted evacuation plans with local authorities.

It has drafted some children and imposed an extra 8% "tax" on civil servants' salaries.

It had drafted its own media law, guaranteeing press freedoms, and said the minister had promised to put both bills to parliament.

And the city of Yonkers said its finances were in such dire straits that it had drafted Richard Ravitch, the former lieutenant governor, to help chart a way out.

Ukrainian army command said it had drafted a plan of action according to which "weapons will be simultaneously withdrawn by both sides".

On Thursday, the firm said it had drafted in former Sainsbury's boss Justin King to lead an independent review after its disastrous handling of the deaths.

The Chiefs, for what it's worth, have chosen the anti-draft strategy for some time: the last time the team won a game with a quarterback it had drafted was 1987, the longest streak in the league.