The phrase "a temporary draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of a document or plan that is not final and is subject to change.
Example: "Please review a temporary draft of the report and provide your feedback before we finalize it."
Alternatives: "a provisional version" or "a preliminary draft."
In the meantime, he says, Mr Khalilzad envisages a temporary constitution, drafted by a judicial council whose members will be appointed by the Americans.
When the present governing party was last in power, it introduced a temporary moratorium and drafted into domestic legislation the United Nation's International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), which prevents the death sentence being imposed on pregnant women or those who committed their crimes below the age of 18.
"That is the same thing women were told after the revolution," said Masa Amir, 24, recalling when the military council picked an all-male panel of jurists to draft a temporary constitution.
As the Senate moved forward with a vote, Mr. Monserrate's lawyers were drafting a temporary restraining order seeking to have him reinstated.
Prayuth told civil servants on Friday that a temporary constitution would be drafted and an interim government installed in about three months.
Even as the Senate moved forward with the vote, Mr. Monserrate's lawyers were drafting a temporary restraining order seeking to have him reinstated.
But he may not be the right man to stand up to his former comrades if the junta tries to meddle in the interim government's affairs.The generals have drafted a temporary constitution, to remain in force until a permanent one has been written and put to a referendum.
Today the U.S. Department of Interior announced it would establish a temporary 5000-acre reserve to restrict access, draft a recovery plan for the woodpecker, and spend $5 million on various conservation efforts.
Collins said he wants a temporary solution and a new bill drafted next year.
Mr Eichel did indeed include a temporary ban on short-selling in a draft financial-markets law last year, but the parliament's upper house rejected it.
