Sentence examples for that has drafted from inspiring English sources

"Now it's the Republican Party" that has drafted a platform plank calling for auditing the central bank.

As frustrating as Waiters has been at times for the organization that has drafted him, the Thunder could find a better role for him.

Adding aggression to this list "would be a game-changer in international diplomacy," said Noah Weisbord, a member of the expert group that has drafted a definition of the crime for the meeting.

"There should be a study," says graduate school dean Lawrence Martin of the State University of New York, Stony Brook, who is also head of a panel of land-grant colleges that has drafted a position paper urging coverage of more fields, greater use of objective research criteria, exploration of some measures of program outcome, and ranking institutions by cluster rather than individually.

The Feds have come down hard on some growers and distributors in states that have drafted their laws poorly.

Oregon is one of a growing number of places that have drafted specific regulations restricting noise from wind turbines.

He had called for amending, or even rewriting, Myanmar's Constitution, to reduce the power of the military that had drafted it in the first place.

In his first start against the team that had drafted, nurtured and rehabilitated him from arm woes, Wilson lost a chance for a victory.

The committee is one of three House panels that have drafted legislation to overhaul the health care industry and rein in insurers.

Months earlier, Buck Showalter, the manager of the Rangers, the team that had drafted Dickey in the first round of the 1996 draft, told him that there was no future for him in the major leagues as a conventional pitcher.

Boras, known for his high salary requests, has gone as far as having clients (like J. D. Drew and Luke Hochevar) play in independent minor leagues rather than sign with the teams that have drafted them until his price is offered.