in the draft or on the draft

[ostap77]

"I believe the provisions in the draft are quite reasonable.'' (draft =in the draft contract).

You would not use preposion "on" in this context. A hocky player might be on the draft not provisions on the draft. Am I right?

 

[bhaisahab]

"I believe the provisions in the draft are quite reasonable.'' (draft =in the draft contract).

You would not use preposion "on" in this context. A hocky player might be on the draft not provisions on the draft. Am I right?

"...the provisions in the draft contract" is correct. I don't know anything about hockey or how it might be associated with "draft".

 

[ostap77]

"...the provisions in the draft contract" is correct. I don't know anything about hockey or how it might be associated with "draft".

You don't use preposition "on" with "contract?

 

[bhaisahab]

You don't use preposition "on" with "contract?

No, usually we use "in".

 

[ostap77]

No, usually we use "in".

Are there any exeptions?

 

[ostap77]

Are there any exeptions?

Are there any times when we use "on" with "contract"?