The phrase "a draft charter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a preliminary version of a formal document that outlines the principles, functions, or structure of an organization or agreement.
Example: "The committee is currently reviewing a draft charter to establish the new nonprofit organization."
Alternatives: "preliminary charter" or "proposed charter".
To that end, the National Council for Building a Better Fiji continued to work on the People's Charter for Change, Peace and Progress and by August was circulating a draft charter for public comment.
More recently, in 1993, sixty-five per cent of Staten Island voters approved a draft charter for an independent City of Staten Island.
The clause, which was included in a draft charter rejected by voters in February, allows the government to take white-owned land without paying for it.
General Sonthi's recent comment that he could not guarantee Mr Thaksin's safety if he returned did sound like a veiled threat.A constitution-writing body set up by the junta has, under public pressure, cut the most undemocratic bits of a draft charter that it will soon put to a referendum.
A draft charter for event organisers is due to be discussed by the authority's cycling liaison group on 29 April.
Not only have 14 new companies signed up for the project, but as Zemlin announced today, the OCI now also sports a draft charter.
He had used it to protect an Islamist-dominated constitution-writing panel from dissolution by Egypt's highest court, enabling the panel to pass a controversial draft charter.
"Æthelstan A" ceased to draft charters after 935, and his successors returned to a simpler style, suggesting that he was working on his own rather than being a member of a royal scriptorium.
Mr. Liu, 54, a veteran pro-democracy advocate, is serving an 11-year sentence for his essays and a manifesto he helped draft, Charter 08, that demands political reform, human rights guarantees and an independent judicial system.
China was incensed by the Nobel committee's choice of Mr. Liu, who is serving an 11-year sentence for his essays and a manifesto he helped draft, Charter 08, which demands political reform, human rights guarantees and an independent judicial system.
In late December, a court in Beijing sentenced the pro-democracy activist Liu Xiaobo to 11 years in prison, an especially tough punishment, for helping to draft Charter 08, a petition calling for democratic reforms that circulated on the Internet.
