Examples of 'should draft' in a sentence
Meaning of "should draft"
should draft: This phrase suggests that someone is recommending or advising on creating a preliminary version or plan of a document, speech, or any piece of work before the final version is produced
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We should draft some and then vote.
You put up your life for this country they should draft all the war industries.
Maybe we should draft you for next season.
A connected issue was whether the Sub-Commission should draft legally binding standards.
You should draft a release.
The Ministerial Council agreed that the Committee should draft a letter to CIC requesting such a meeting.
We should draft a defence plan.
Cynthia 's office should draft a statement.
CRAPO should draft a resolution on human rights for next year.
For corporations, the board of directors should draft and approve the resolution to dissolve.
The EU should draft a research agenda and identify all the gaps.
With the input of the group, the facilitator should draft and circulate the meeting agenda.
Management should draft a report in which it accounts for the strategy.
Does the Commission consider that the EU should draft harmonised media legislation?
Each committee should draft a plan for the fulfilment of its responsibilities.
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The CHAIRPERSON suggested that Mr. Simma should draft a letter along those lines.
The Commission should draft a set of international standards on the question.
The CHAIRMAN proposed that Mr. Banton should draft and send the letters.
Commission should should draft draft a a recommendation recommendation to to the the.
Meanwhile, we will have to prepare ourselves. We should draft a defence plan.
The employer should draft two copies of this document.
Wake him up . - Cynthia 's office should draft a statement.
Your lawyer should draft the letter and have you sign it.
You are saying I should draft a will?
That we should draft a new constitution Thomas Jefferson himself said for every generation.
Mr. JOINET proposed that Mrs. Warzazi should draft a resolution on the subject.
The Secretariat should draft guidelines in that regard for the consideration of the treaty bodies.
Cardinals should draft him.
We should draft a law, if there is not one.
The CHAIRMAN suggested that the Committee should draft a recommendation concerning the situation in Guatemala.
It should draft its agenda through consultations, avoiding selectivity.
Legal Services should draft this agreement.
The Committee should draft a new international instrument with clear definitions without forgetting the broadcast content.
First, an international group should draft a worldwide strategy for food security.
The EEC should draft a directive calling on the Member States to introduce ECCs.
Because of that, you should draft your duties in order of priority.
Employers should draft their employment and non-competition agreements to be as explicit as possible.
Another delegation said that UNDP should draft a set of procedures for cost-sharing agreements.
First they should draft a short, outline proposal for the whole campaign.
The Commission should draft an appropriate proposal.
The Government should draft policy that targets damaged and outdated housing stock.
National institutions should draft their own internal procedures to deal with complaints.
The Committee should draft a recommendation in that respect.
Member States should draft action plans for that purpose.
The State party should draft and adopt a law on violence against women.
The working group should draft a strong Optional Protocol and maximize its use of time.
The Commission should draft the new regulation on GSP as soon as possible.
This is who you should draft in order to win your Fantasy Football League.
The Canton of Valais should draft a strategy for monitoring the water situation.
Committee experts should draft their own report, or there should be no report at all.
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