Sentence examples for preparing to draft from inspiring English sources

The team had been preparing to draft him for days.

In preparing to draft the law, the government consulted with experts from Unesco.

But now those 5.3 million people are preparing to draft an "It's not you, it's me (but it's kind of you as well)" letter and strike out on their own.

City Council President Michael Zapson said the board was prepared to draft a moratorium similar to the ordinance in Freeport.

So they are prepared to draft legislation and regulations to quietly pass to allies on Capitol Hill and in the White House.

Fear can present the greatest challenge, although so far as the Giants could tell as they prepared to draft Tyree, he plays without fear.

After doing so, you will be prepared to draft a document that describes your unique user requirements and functional design of the security system to present to potential security system vendors or suppliers.

The Premier League is facing the strongest challenge for years to its financial and administrative dominance over English football as a parliamentary committee prepares to draft legislation intended to force reform of the Football Association by law and the appointment of a regulator.

But even as the House took up the measure on Thursday, the political action had already swung to the Senate, which has been peppered by lobbyists and executives from many major telecommunications companies in recent days as it prepares to draft its own version.

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This news comes as EPA prepares to draft new proposed rules to ensure safe disposal of coal ash.