Sentence examples for necessary draft from inspiring English sources

The eastern tradition of smelting used furnaces as well as bellows to create the necessary draft with which to turn charcoal and ironstone into wrought iron and molten waste.

Amid calls for resignation from Democrats and from members of his own party, on Wednesday Moira K. Lyons, the speaker of the House, said a bipartisan committee would be formed to investigate the governor, and if necessary, draft articles of impeachment, a process that could last months.

Bowie was unable to transport the artillery since the Alamo garrison lacked the necessary draft animals.

The MoSWY is the driving force of all protection and inclusion efforts; it coordinates the involvement of all relevant government authorities and decision-makers; it arranges for necessary drafting and approval of laws, procedures, and government budgetary decisions.

While they admit their equations are imperfect, they insist the work remains a necessary first draft.

Second, will people really want to sit down and pay for the legal advice necessary to draft a bombproof prenuptial agreement?

Over 24 weeks, you'll learn the expert techniques necessary to draft a compelling plot, create believable characters, write memorable, realistic dialogue and structure your stories to give them tension and pace.

While other H.P. staff members checked on the company's workers in Japan — none of whom were injured in the disaster — Mr. Prophet and his team scrambled to define the impact on the company's suppliers in Japan and, if necessary, to draft backup plans.

"The government will continue to watch financial markets closely and will take decisive action when necessary," the draft says, in an effort to break what it describes as a vicious cycle of a strong yen and deflation that has weighed on economic growth.

Indeed, the high court essentially acts as a continuing constitutional convention, where just five votes are necessary to draft and approve sometimes far-reaching amendments.

The courage of the martyrs led to a popular sentiment against the authorities who now felt it necessary to draft a vindication of their actions.