Sentence examples for still being drawn from inspiring English sources

The 2011/12 workforce plan is still being drawn up.

Many of the rules under which these new businesses will operate are still being drawn up.

The boundaries of this new turf are still being drawn in a sometimes contentious debate.

It would be easy to sentimentalise the mountain man growing old but still being drawn back.

But the invitation to tender, the key document on which the contracts will be based, is still being drawn up.

"This is a significant step which we almost never do," Mr. Permut said of the new schedule, which is still being drawn up.

But some conclusions can still be drawn from the estimates.

"I was, and still am, drawn to finding different spaces and contexts for art," he says.

If I was young now, I'd still be drawn to punk.

The United States is not a company, of course, and its citizens are not employees, but voters still were drawn to his promises of a fresh approach to governing.

They are justiciable, as indeed are current EU treaties; for the judges interpreting them, precision is everything.A useful constitution can and should still be drawn up.