Sentence examples for an original draft from inspiring English sources

There was an original draft [of Rose's speech] drafted by people at the campaign.

On Sunday, Mr. Klarsfeld announced the discovery of an original draft of the law that first established discriminatory practices aimed at Jews under the Vichy government in France.

The passage was stripped of all the concrete proposals contained in an original draft from January, she said, because of opposition from large drug companies in Germany and the United States.

In fact, said another person who had seen an original draft of the memo, Mr. Brauchli's name was mentioned in the first version but he asked that it be taken out.

The report, from researchers at the Centre of Interdisciplinary Law and ICT (ICRI) and the Computer Security and Industrial Cryptography department (Cosic) at the University of Leuven, and the media, information and telecommunication department (Smit) at Vrije Universiteit Brussels, was commissioned after an original draft report revealed Facebook's privacy policy breaches European law.

At an event that was as much a social occasion as an art lecture, hundreds of guests gathered at Spain's Royal Academy of Fine Arts to hear one of Spain's most respected art historians argue that an original draft of the painting, long believed by experts to be a copy, has in fact been hanging in a National Trust property in Dorset for more than 150 years.

David Snoxell, who was deputy commissioner for the BIOT between 1995 and 1997 and later became high commissioner to Mauritius, made the claim after it emerged the Foreign Office had paid an academic to critique the original draft of a 2002 study that was considerably more positive about the prospect of the Chagossians making a successful return to their homeland than the final published version.

Russia insisted on removing a sentence in the original draft calling the Syrian attack "a serious threat to international peace and security".

And when Washington sponsored the UN Security Council resolution renewing MINURSO operations earlier this year, the United States removed a provision in the original draft that would have added such a mandate.

Liberal Democrat ministers have sought credit for excluding inquests from the bill, an element of the original draft that had provoked strong opposition from armed forces families and the British Legion.

Following a second public consultation, taking into account a change in the original draft recommendations, the NICE medical technologies guidance MTG19 was issued in June 2014.