Sentence examples for were largely drafted from inspiring English sources

Such declarations were largely drafted by BAe.

The plans for general staff meetings and new institutions in Brussels were largely drafted in London.

Even though the plan was largely drafted by New England fishermen, Ms. Collins complains that it discriminates against the Maine fishing fleet and asks for a different plan.

This was despite the fact that Winston Churchill was one of the main drivers of the convention, it was largely drafted by UK lawyers and the UK was one of the first countries to ratify it in 1951.

India's Constitution, which was largely drafted by a Dalit, Bhimrao Ambedkar, outlawed the practice of physical untouchability, which relegated Dalits to the bottom of the social ladder and condemned them to low-status jobs, like leather work and barbering.

The 1950 European Convention on Human Rights, which now so enrages Tory Europhobes since it was incorporated into British law by the 1998 Human Rights Act, was largely drafted by English lawyers, and Conservatives at that – notably David Maxwell Fyfe, a later home secretary and lord chancellor.

The Aufbau was largely drafted before Carnap joined the Vienna Circle.

Cardinal Schőnborn's op-ed in The New York Times (2005) is discussed but not the fact that it was largely drafted by the intelligent-design creationist Discovery Institute.

The Virginia Charter of 1606, which was largely drafted by Sir Edward Coke, stated that the colonists would have the same "liberties, franchises and immunities" as people born in England.

The Spurs were largely built through the draft and trades, and most of their players are not from the continental United States.

But they are less ambitious than the goals the Clinton administration had in mind when it left office and less ambitious than the alternative strategies presented by the E.P.A.'s professional staff, whose views were largely ignored in the final draft.