Sentence examples for which he drafted from inspiring English sources

Only the enlightened legal code, which he drafted, stands out as an important individual achievement.

"It will be positive, positive, positive," Mr. Gore said of the speech, which he drafted largely himself.

He championed social-conservative causes such as the Defence of Marriage Act, which he drafted, and the impeachment of Bill Clinton.

Proposition 49, which he drafted and is promoting with his own money, would take more than a half-billion dollars out of the state's general fund and apply it to before- and after-school programs.

Among the ReJoyce Dublin 2004 celebrations, www.rejoycedublin2004.com, are an exhibition June 14 to July 31 at the National Library of Ireland, including many of the notebooks in which he drafted his novels, and the 19th International James Joyce Symposium June 12 to 19 at the National College of Ireland.

An accomplished poet herself, De Rachewiltz has surrounded herself at Brunnenburg by Pound's possessions, including sculptures and old school books in which he drafted, in different coloured inks, sections of The Cantos, the historical work seen as one of the 20th century's major poems.

Paul attended Pomona College, from which he was drafted by the Army in 1943.

In the final games, he got a chance to play the center position for which he was drafted.

Since 2003, he has financially supported the Nomo Baseball Club, a team that competes in Japan's industrial leagues, from which he was drafted in 1989.

The following month, he summoned the legislature into special session and presented lawmakers with thirty bills, many of which he had drafted himself.

He wants to decentralise power, amend the constitution and sign the latest chapter in the EU association deal, which he personally drafted as foreign minister.