Sentence examples for accepting a draft from inspiring English sources

But the developers have vowed to take their investment dollars elsewhere if the City Council continues to stall on accepting a draft environmental impact statement.

Bruntland was speaking on the sidelines of the Rio+20 conference, prior to UN member states accepting a draft agreement that was widely criticised for setting inadequate targets to draw the global economy off an environmentally destructive path.

Rockefeller denied that he was a candidate but said that he would accept a draft; 30 Republican leaders endorsed him.

In 1954 he accepted a draft to run strongly but unsuccessfully for Congress on the Democratic ticket in a heavily Republican area of Nassau County, and in 1960 he served as an aide in the Presidential campaign of John F. Kennedy.

But when the EU translated option C into legal text, May said no prime minister could accept a draft that would involve Northern Ireland remaining in the customs union and the single market.

Discusses how Gov. Edmund Brown might threaten him in the primaries, and how Sen. Kennedy might accept a draft at the Democratic convention Kennedy would be stronger than Carter and almost certainly stronger than anyone else in either party.

In intense negotiations, the United States and Britain pressed the other three permanent members of the Security Council to accept a draft resolution on Iraq that includes no explicit authorization of military action but leaves the way open for Washington to go to war.

Lawmakers, elected in 1996 under the peace accords with Israel, have become increasingly frustrated at Mr. Arafat's reluctance to accept a draft constitution that would limit the power of the Authority, which covers most of Gaza and parts of the West Bank.

PARIS — Senior officials from Western powers discussed the possibility on Friday of new sanctions on Iran for flouting the United Nations Security Council's demands and expressed disappointment that Iran had not yet accepted a draft agreement to export most of its enriched uranium for nuclear fuel.

Rockefeller had ardently promised his support, right down to the line — winner or loser, but when he said that he would accept a draft, Romney doubted his sincerity and told Rocky that he knew then that he had been a stalking horse".

In intense negotiations, the United States and Britain pressed the other three permanent members of the Security Council today to accept a draft resolution on Iraq that includes no explicit authorization of military action but leaves the way open for Washington to go to war.