Sentence examples similar to tailored draft from inspiring English sources
A better solution would be to simply include invertebrates on lists of threatened species and draft protection measures tailored to invertebrates, they say.
The trouble was that the constitution, drafted in 1971, was tailored to sustain precisely the kind of veiled dictatorship that Mr Mubarak's opponents sought to abolish.
These draft orders must still be tailored to the actual emergency and signed by the governor, but the background legal work can be completed ahead of time.
A few days later, the representatives of the country's assembly who are way into Islam (55 of the 100 members) got together and drafted a constitution that's tailored to their Muslim beliefs.
Or you might, like the great New Yorker writer John McPhee, commission a bespoke suite of writing applications, tailored to your own idiosyncratic habits with notes and drafts.
He had his suit tailored when he arrived Tuesday night, and has attended draft-related functions since then, including a flag football skills event for youths at Chelsea Piers on Wednesday.
The explosion in sports media, especially the online variety, is tailored with Savile Row perfection to the speculative nature of the draft and its buildup.
Mr. McCoy said that five bills would be drafted in time for the opening of the Legislature in January, all narrowly tailored to what church leaders had said they could live with in California.
Sessions are custom tailored.
"Manhattan is so tailored.
