Sentence examples for papers drawn from inspiring English sources

In papers drawn up by US investigators and seen by the BBC, Warner is accused of diverting US$750,000 in emergency funds donated by Fifa and the Korean Football Association intended for victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake.

But six of the activists refused to admit to planning the break-in and were prepared to argue that the undercover officer, Mark Kennedy, had acted as an agent provocateur and had "actively encouraged participation in the action," according to papers drawn up by their lawyers and cited by The Guardian.

The board papers, drawn up by the NTDA director of delivery and development in the Midlands and East region, Dale Bywater, make it clear that the hospital could be in private hands by 1 April 2015, a month before the general election.

Confidential internal DH papers drawn up for Jeremy Hunt and other ministers in late July show that senior civil servants trying to deliver what was a totemic Conservative pledge in last year's general election have uncovered 13 major "risks" to it.

She had the papers drawn up to make me her durable power of attorney for health care.

So, he had all these papers drawn up, and it really changed the way that songwriters got paid.

The papers draw upon three broad guiding paradigms: post-positivism, social constructivism, and critical theory.

Yet the two papers drawing on practical intervention experiences potentially suggest that closely matching facilitators and participants may be critical.

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973), Baigneusursur la plage, pen and India ink on paper, drawn on 8 January 1931.

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973), Carnet Dinard (Carnet 1044, page 5), pen and India ink on paper, drawn in Dinard, 29-30 July 1928. 29-30 July 1928

Despite the political appeal, that first paper drew plenty of criticism.