Sentence examples for put the draft from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, I shall put the draft resolution to the vote now.

Still, that's why I put the draft out there — comments, especially on historical data, are always welcome.

He argues that the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, the secretariat of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, should not have put the draft resolution forward for discussion.

For all their proximity, they find that their work overlaps only when they put the draft book together early in the year.

The government could barely conceal its glee that it did not need to put the draft EU constitution to a vote once French and Dutch voters had given it a rude mauling.

Anticipating the outrage that this violation of the neutrality principle would generate, the commission put the draft ruling out for a period of public consultation that closed on 15 July.

The woman quickly put the drafts into her bag.

Consider where you will put the drafting table.

"Despite all this, New Jersey places some children into institutions solely because appropriate resource homes have not been developed -- which is to say because there's no place else to put them," the draft reads.

Or, as Dan Brumberg, a Middle East expert at the U.S. Institute of Peace, put it, the draft constitution could end up guaranteeing "freedom of speech, but not freedom after speech".

He put aside the draft of Zoo Time when he won the Booker, thinking, "How do you go on writing a book about literary failure when that happens?