Sentence examples for opportunities to draft from inspiring English sources

In the housing overhaul, regulators had plenty of opportunities to draft rules that would enshrine sturdy down payments.

Importantly, by reflecting upon our existence and seeking to detect the meaning of life's moments, we also create opportunities to draft our life's legacy, albeit as a work in progress, before it is our time to die and experience what Socrates said "may be the greatest of all human blessings".

If not, they might just take the opportunity to draft whichever player offers the best value.

David Cameron here has a historic opportunity to draft a new European dispensation.

Oilers General Manager Kevin Lowe may be willing to send Weight to the Islanders for the opportunity to draft Spezza.

So we believe that we'll have an opportunity to draft a good football player, whether you're talking third, fourth round or whether you're talking even later in the draft.

They already have a team loaded with talent, and now they have the opportunity to draft at least one of the Penn State stars in defensive lineman Courtney Brown and linebacker LaVar Arrington.

When the Boston Celtics ended up with back-to-back picks in the first round of the 2012 N.B.A. draft, they had a rare opportunity to draft a player who was ready to contribute right away and one who was more of a project.

Perhaps sensing an opportunity to draft off Trump's attacks against Tester, Fagg has apparently decided to also pull a page from his xenophobic greatest hits.

In the 1991 NFL Draft, the Jets lost another opportunity to draft a star quarterback, as a draft-day deal that would have allowed them to select Brett Favre fell through.

Prof Julia Sloth Nielsen, international child rights expert and advisor to the Zanzibar law reform process: 'This process represents a real opportunity to draft a model children's rights law with a level of child participation that can serve as a benchmark to be used by many other countries with in the region.