Sentence examples for were to be drafted from inspiring English sources

The German governments agreed to the convocation of three constituent assemblies at Berlin, Vienna, and Frankfurt by which democratic constitutions were to be drafted for Prussia, Austria, and Germany.

Declaring the "the era of the political assassin has to end", Abbott – who has not ruled out a return to the Liberal party leadership if he were to be drafted – said dishonourable behaviour in Canberra was turning voters off.

Which is why the Home Office announcement yesterday, two weeks before the Opening Ceremony, that 3,500 troops were to be drafted in to help with security came as – one hesitates to write the words – such a bombshell.

Cole's first sustained work for Quality was "Midnight," a feature intended by the pragmatic Arnold as a clone of "The Spirit" — just in case Eisner, who was in the unique position of owning his own character, were to be drafted and die or otherwise leave Quality.

It was difficult to settle down again after being so utterly spoilt, but not much time was to elapse before some of us were to be drafted back to Mombassa (HQ of S.E.A.C., South East Asia Command).

An Obama endorsement could open the way to a Gore-Obama ticket if there's an open Convention and Gore were to be drafted.

Thousands of police are to be drafted in.

Harry received his first invitation to visit them for a few days before he was to be drafted.

A full cleanup plan is to be drafted by 2014, with the work then unfolding over at least five years.

Legislation is to be drafted over the next few weeks, vetted by Canada's supreme court, and submitted to the federal parliament.

The Guardian reveals that officers from nine different police forces are to be drafted in to make up for the shortfall.