drafted造句

Her brother was drafted into military service.

He drafted his plans for the park.

They have been drafted into the P.L.A.

He drafted a letter to the general manager.

They drafted him to serve as their delegate.

Being drafted into the navy derailed his career for three years.

He was drafted by the U.S. an army which was at war with Axis powers.

Hundreds of military officers were drafted in to police the demonstration.

The American military drafted almost two-million men between 1965 and 1973.

This should then form the basis for a more detailed new "strategic concept" to be drafted for approval next year.

So far, his main project has been the budget, drafted in meetings that began before the inauguration.

Convinced, the town leaders drafted and witnessed a certificate, verifying the hour and place of Lowe's landing.

Paradoxically, it would not cover cancer, which was not perceived as a priority at the time the legislation was drafted though numbers have escalated since then.

Later in the war, the curator of the cryptogam herboriam was drafted to Bletchley Park because somebody misread cryptogam – tiny, non-flowering plants – as cryptogram.

President Barack Obama Tuesday opened the door for potential prosecution of those who drafted the legal decisions that allowed for the harsh interrogations.

In addition, in a bid to use them to undermine British rule in the Middle East, Himmler drafted the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem to oversee these divisions' religious practices.

The amendments were drafted by a panel appointed by the secretive ruling military council and rushed to a vote. They do not go nearly far enough and were not adequately publicized.