Sentence examples for a set of draft from inspiring English sources

We conducted field studies in Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda between October 2006 and June 2007 to evaluate the feasibility and the reliability of collecting data from patient interviews and medical and pharmacy records to apply to a set of draft adherence indicators for assessing adherence to ART in resource-limited settings.

Today, 10 years after MIT faculty asserted their commitment to widely disseminating their work, the task force released a set of draft recommendations.

This initiative has resulted in a set of draft guidelines (pdf) targeted at the business sector, which are due to be finalised later this year.

In November, Beijing issued a set of draft guidelines to encourage outbound deals related to this initiative, including in infrastructure, natural resources, agriculture, trade, culture, logistics, food safety, healthcare, and equipment and technology manufacturing.

The Ad Hoc Task Force on Open Access to MIT's Research has released a set of draft recommendations that aim to support and increase the open sharing of MIT publications, data, software, and educational materials.

Anxiety about New York City's drinking-water supply has prompted the state's Department of Environmental Conservation to recommend, in a set of draft rules, that the practice be prohibited in the city's upstate watershed.

And the two countries would always share with one another a set of drafts, from the 2000s.

Virginia lawmakers passed legislation in the spring that required the Department of Health to release a set of "emergency" draft regulations for abortion clinics that were to go into effect by December 31.

Then, officers at Abu Ghraib sought to give interrogators more freedom and proposed a set of rules drafted by an Army unit that had recently arrived from Afghanistan.

A set of proposals drafted by airline lobbyists and distributed on Capitol Hill today called for a bailout package totaling more than $20 billion, including an immediate $5 billion in cash grants and an agreement allowing the airlines to retain $7 billion in ticket and cargo taxes that the government would otherwise have collected.

A set of proposed drafts that will eventually become a single comprehensive bill is currently winding its way through both chambers of the Congress; sticky issues on agriculture workers, border security, gay rights, and an abusive high-skilled visa system threaten to derail any progress at all.