Sentence examples for specifically draft from inspiring English sources

"We're not going to specifically draft a guy or not draft a guy because of what particular players might do, especially if he's the backup".

EVERY year, as winter melts into spring, two books are published that in the world of football are referred to as the Bibles: specifically, draft books compiled by two football seers who divine which college players are the most promising for the National Football League.

While he admits that Zambrano had no knowledge of these meetings, he made the company an offer to "speed up the process," in 2009, and "to specifically draft the draft judgment" in 2010, offers he told the company came under the authorization of Zambrano.

Specifically, draft standards recommend documenting all disabilities (which would include communication disabilities) on registration as part of demographics [ 14, 15].

The Criminal Justice Act of 2001 was specifically drafted to strengthen police powers against intimidation, extortion and threatening behaviour against staff, shareholders and banks.

"Congress specifically drafted a statute that took away the potential for subjective staff analysis and replaced it with an objective, bright-line test for obtaining the designation," he said.

While our legislation is specifically drafted to maintain the prohibition against 501(c)(3) organizations contributing money to candidates or campaigns — that way taxpayers aren't funding them — we also drafted it to stop the IRS from censoring their free speech rights.

Specifically, the draft order would revoke two executive orders about detainees that Mr. Obama issued in January 2009, shortly after his inauguration.

Specifically, the draft statement, which is widely expected to be voted on before the close of the session on Thursday, called on the primates, or 38 leaders, of the Anglican communion under the Archbishop of Canterbury to erase traditional church boundaries and "encourage faithful bishops to extend episcopal care, oversight and mission to across current diocesan boundaries".

Specifically, their draft legislation would "prohibit state and local government agencies from using projections of accelerated sea level rise -- due mainly to global warming and the melting of the polar ice caps -- when forming coastal development policies and regulations".

Specifically, a draft of an administration executive order states that all records should be automatically declassified after no more than 50 years; records that identify a confidential human intelligence source would be declassified after no more than 75 years, according to the Federation of American Scientists Secrecy Newss blog.