Sentence examples for right draft from inspiring English sources

The changes between this "uncorrected draught" and the "right" draft involve only a couple of words and a few details of punctuation and indentation.

[audience laughs] And he sent me the right draft, and there was a guy driving across town on sidewalks, serial killer sneaking in the back window.

Crosby's halo shows how the right draft pick, trade or free-agent signing can do more than reverse a team's fortunes on the field, ice or hardwood.

Moreover, while useful in their own right, draft assemblies are constantly changing and potentially erroneous.

Yet even if the administration did everything right, drafting legislation this complicated is never going to be easy.

The group has pledged to work toward new presidential and parliamentary elections after Colonel Qaddafi's ouster, uphold human rights, draft a constitution and encourage the formation of political parties.

Virginia's 1776 Declaration of Rights, drafted chiefly by George Mason, was a notable forerunner.

The court enforces the European convention on human rights, drafted in 1950 by the Council of Europe, which is designed to ensure universal human rights across Europe.

The crown never lived up to the full terms of the agreement, and in his later years Columbus was constantly insisting on his rights, drafting and redrafting a set of petitions that have become known as the "Book of Privileges".

The Bill of Rights drafted by Madison and ultimately adopted as twenty-seven provisions bundled into ten amendments to the Constitution does not, on the whole, have much to do with King John.

The Bill of Rights, drafted by James Madison in 1789, offered assurance to Anti-Federalists, who feared that there would be no limit to the powers of the newly constituted federal government.