1. draw up - Noun
2. draw up - Verb
make up plans or basic details for
come to a halt after driving somewhere
cause (a vehicle) to stop
straighten oneself
form or arrange in order or formation, as of a body of soldiers
Source: WordNetdraw-up
Love's ship has foundered on the rocks of life. We're quits: stupid to draw up a list of mutual sorrows, hurts and pains. Vladimir Mayakovsky
Only when a disputed point has long caused bloodshed and disturbance, or when a successful invader (military or theological) insists on a change, is it necessary to draw up a code. Edward Jenks
I think if we call in the experts we can draw up the full scheme, with the rallying points arranged. Pietro Badoglio
Cars are free to circulate but still there are speed limits, therefore I do not see why, at the international level, we should not study ways to limit monetary movements. Bankers cannot act at will. ... Why should we not draw up some rules of the game? Jacques Delors
The population of the earth today doubles regularly. If you were to draw up the population growth on a chart you would see that it goes back to zero about five thousand years ago. If man has been here millions of years like evolutionists teach, where is the population? Kent Hovind
Whenever I draw up economic policy I look at it from the point of view of the person who has nothing; I look at it from the point of view of my farther who tried to get a job but could not. Harry Schwarz