Sentence examples for a draft list from inspiring English sources
In advance of this project, I loosely sketched a draft list at the outset, but it keeps changing.
CARS After promising late last year not to discriminate against foreign products in government procurement, China unexpectedly released this month a draft list of automobiles that government officials may buy.
The question about Mr. Liu is in a draft list of questions that are to be posed to prospective jurors, according to a letter from Ms. Hou's lawyers that was filed in court on Tuesday.
Finally 888, which earlier in the week reported its highest ever quarterly revenues, was steady at 55.75p despite being one of ten online gaming businesses put on a draft list of companies which could be excluded from operating in Belgium.
A draft list of 35 minerals includes both uranium and vanadium, a malleable metal also found in the White Canyon area of southeastern Utah.
A draft list of 40 questions was revised by a group of experts.
In step two, a draft indicator list was selected from the full indicator list based on an in-depth analysis, and in step three, a survey was conducted to gather comments from experts to refine the selected draft indicators.
The themes emerging from the literature review and qualitative study provided the basis of a first draft, listing every element that appeared to be part of what each source recognised as quality in headache care.
It is listed in the Red Data Book of the Ukraine, and appeared in a draft red list for Spain as an endangered edible species considered vulnerable due to uncontrolled commercial picking.
Subsequently, the Tobacco Products Scientific Advisory Committee of the Center for Tobacco Products at the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) prioritized a draft initial list of 44 harmful or potentially harmful compounds (H/PHC) in STPs [4] which was developed into an established list of 93 H/PHC in tobacco and smoke [5].
Estimated case numbers in this paper are based on a draft CFS list and on a simplistic static scenario, reflecting neither fluctuations in the number of authorised products nor any potential future trends.
