Sentence examples for that a drafted from inspiring English sources

Feinstein meanwhile has suggested Grassley has been slow-walking the committee's probe and surmised to reporters that a drafted subpoena for Manafort's testimony would not be issued.

In Tina Fey's memoir, for example, she explains that she felt comfortable joking about Bristol Palin's pregnancy (for the skit available here) because so many people had embraced that narrative as a pro-life credential for Sarah Palin, but that a drafted joke about John McCain's melanoma was "too rough" because the studio audience, in dress rehearsals, hadn't found it funny.

Early on, news broke that a drafted proposed budget provision introduced by U.S. Sen. Tom Carper (D-DE) called for a trade-off between oil exports and subsidies going to oil refineries, otherwise known as a win-win for the oil and gas industry.

He also represented Turkish Cypriots on a committee that drafted a constitution for an independent Cyprus.

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It allowed them onto a committee that drafted an anti-corruption bill but then diluted the draft and introduced many caveats.

a Tunisian, on elections for an assembly that will draft a constitution and shape a new government.

Professor Stucke chaired a committee on the media industry that drafted a transition report for the incoming Obama administration.

The new plan calls for elections within five months to an assembly that would draft a new Syrian constitution.

Elected to Parliament in 1887, he became secretary of the commission that drafted a more democratic constitution adopted in 1889.

This is not to say that an artfully drafted demand is a cure-all.