Sentence examples for access draft from inspiring English sources

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students will respond to the following prompt (written on the board or copied on a handout for easier student access): "Draft a brief policy statement that makes recommendations about how to best protect Madagascar's biodiversity.

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.

Anecdotally, we became aware at dissemination events that healthcare professionals from outside of the study region had accessed draft booklets via the study website, but had not left feedback or completed the optional survey, and in the absence of other appropriate resources had already begun to adapt the draft booklets for local use.

There is one exception to this wall of secrecy: a group of some 600 trade "advisers," dominated by representatives of big businesses, who enjoy privileged access to draft texts and negotiators.

A public apology from Park on Tuesday for giving Choi access to draft speeches during the first months of her presidency has done little to deflect demands that Park reveal the full nature of her ties with Choi and whether she enjoyed favours because of her friendship with the president.

Questions about Field's pro-industry stance on global warming come as the DEC faces accusations from environmental activists that the agency gave the natural gas industry exclusive and unfair access to draft drilling regulations up to six weeks before they were released to the public or to any other stakeholders.

Industry representatives have also been granted access to draft texts of the TPP a privilege that Canadian opposition party members don't get to enjoy.

In addition, the startup added easy access to drafts and Brizzly photos while posting.

Most tellingly, documents recently uncovered by Environmental Working Group show that industry representatives allowed access to drafts of the state's permit plans, and used that information to lobby hard against testing for radioactivity in wastewater, for example.

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We in Congress don't precisely know, because the rules governing negotiations mean we don't have access to full draft texts and staff cannot be present when we see individual sections.