Sentence examples for to draft a statement from inspiring English sources

"And we're trying to draft a statement.

But he mustered up one final surge of energy to draft a statement that would be read in his absence at the ceremony.

Mr. Abdel Ghani said the opposition coalition leaders had been in a meeting to draft a statement calling for new protests against the Constitution on the anniversary of the uprising that overthrew Mr. Mubarak on Jan . 25

One of the odder passages in that report recounted how Mr. Paterson ordered his staff to draft a statement from the victim who reported the abuse to say that although her breakup with the aide was "not friendly, there was nothing acrimonious about our relationship or its ending".

The board wants to manage this; the board feels this is a crisis that requires them to look strong and be in charge of this, so no, don't make any statements, and the board has drafted a statement, or wants to draft a statement.

In one instance last February, Mr. Paterson ordered his staff to draft a statement from Ms. Booker stating that "there was nothing acrimonious" about her relationship with Mr. Johnson, even though the governor knew then that the Oct. 31 fight had ended with Ms. Booker's calling 911.

Neither Mr. Putin nor Mr. Bush offered any new ideas that morning, and during lunch, their senior staffs jammed into a cramped room in the basement of the White House to hastily draft a statement that conveyed a sense of progress on strategic talks when, in fact, none had occurred.

To draft a policy statement, you need to determine your investment philosophy.

François Heisbourg of the Foundation for Strategic Research in Paris described a recent meeting of European ambassadors trying to draft a joint statement on Tunisia.

The Council formed two other committees, one to develop an agenda of priority issues and a second to draft a policy statement.

The memorial panel is divided into two groups, one to draft a mission statement outlining the memorial's purpose, and another to outline its program, or general content.