The phrase "a draft motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when referring to a preliminary version of a proposal or decision that is to be discussed or voted on.
Example: "The committee reviewed a draft motion to amend the bylaws before the final vote."
Alternatives: "a proposed motion" or "a preliminary motion".
Teachers and lecturers will be asked to "consider the appropriateness of Israeli institutional associations", according to a draft motion.
The general synod is held every three years, and the vote was the culmination of work that began when the last general synod, the church's legislative body, asked a panel to come up with a draft motion.
The parliament is poised to call for a break-up of Google in an attempt to drastically escalate Europe's long-running anti-trust case against the US search giant, according to a draft motion.
The conservative Christian Social Union (CSU) was on the defensive on Monday over a draft motion drawn up by senior officials for a party conference this week, stating that people wanting permanent residency "should be urged to speak German in public and in the family".
On Wednesday, MEPs will vote on a draft motion which recommends European leaders should now agree to move to talks on transition and future relations.
Mr Llwyd told the Commons: "The serious question is why was a draft motion not presented to the United Nations before now?
The draft motion for a resolution from the Environment committee was rejected by 323 votes to 317 and 61 abstentions.
The Government is expected to share a draft Commons motion with Labour's chief whip, Rosie Winterton, on 30 November before the crunch meetings of the Shadow Cabinet.
A draft impeachment motion published by Zanu-PF after the deadline passed said Mugabe was a "source of instability" who had shown disrespect for the rule of law and is to blame for an unprecedented economic tailspin over the past 15 years.
"It is brave of Hawking for the straightforward reason that someone who has his prominence will be targeted for vilification," said Tom Hickey, a member of the UCU's executive committee who put forward the draft motion.
The US mission to the EU also "noted with concern" the draft motion stating that "it is important that the process of identifying competitive harms and potential remedies be based on objective and impartial findings and not be politicised".
