Sentence examples for rapidly drafted from inspiring English sources

That evening, Greenwald rapidly drafted a story about Verizon, revealing how the NSA was secretly collecting all the records from this major US telecoms company.

As a direct result of the Chernobyl disaster, two international agreements the Convention on Early Notification of a Nuclear Accident and the Convention on Assistance in the Case of Nuclear Accident or Radiological Emergency, both adopted in 1986—were rapidly drafted to ensure notification and assistance in the event of a nuclear accident.

Uber is one of a handful of companies, including Google, Lyft, Volvo and Ford, that has joined the Self-Driving Coalitoon for Safer Stheets, lobbyingovernmentovernmentoto rapidly draft legislation for autonomous vehicle penetration while keeping safety top of mind.

The Heat could rise much more rapidly after drafting Beasley, the rangy forward from Kansas State.

"It was drafted extremely rapidly after Sept. 11 and has covered a whole variety of different activities over the last 12 years that were not originally contemplated".

This study illustrates how engaging with users in a bottom-up approach can complement and enhance top-down approaches to volcanic hazard mapping through a collaborative and integrative design process which may help to prevent miscommunications in a future crisis when maps are likely to be drafted and disseminated rapidly.

"Offending by a young person is often a phase which passes fairly rapidly," the draft proposals state, "and so the sentence should not result in the alienation of the young person from society if that can be avoided".

The problem of rapidly contiguating draft assemblies has existed since the inception of genome sequencing.

In this way, a researcher can rapidly generate draft metabolic network reconstructions based on genomic comparisons with one or more reference networks.

Mr. Schäuble said the plan as currently drafted had created unrealistic expectations for how rapidly such a big change could be carried out across the euro zone.

In earlier decades, the number of males entering college grew rapidly, thanks to programs like the GI Bill and an interest in avoiding being drafted into the Vietnam War.