Sentence examples for change in the draft from inspiring English sources
Ms. Inel said the federation was dismayed by the change in the draft law.
A change in the draft law exposed undergraduate men to a heightened risk of being sent unwillingly into the military.
Government and private sources reached today agreed, however, that a change in the draft regulations was likely, ei ther by executive action or by Congressional action later this year.
— Climate change, scrubbed: National Park Service officials have removed any mention of the human contribution to climate change in the draft of a much-anticipated report on sea level rise, per the Center for Investigative Reporting's Reveal News.
But on the subject of this era, he said he supported a change in the draft rules, increasing the current ban on high school players from one year to two.
The key phrase on the likely human influence on climate change in the draft of the latest IPCC assessment strengthens that of 2007's fourth assessment, which said that "Evidence of the effect of external influences… on the climate system has continued to accumulate since TAR [Third assessment report in 2001]".
Canada and Argentina, which had been among the leaders in the campaign for changes in the draft treaty, immediately announced their approval of the new version.
According to reliable sources, this is the most important of three changes in the draft that Washington and Moscow plan to submit to the Disarmament Conference here tomorrow.
The union proposed changes in the draft rules to allow clubs to trade draft choices, trade negotiating rights if they cannot sign a drafted player or trade the player after he is signed without waiting a year.
Among the most important changes in the draft are those to the law's accountability system, in which states judge whether schools have made "adequate yearly progress" and can avoid sanctions.
The changes in the draft treaty also include the intro duction of an article commit ting the parties — meaning the United States and the Soviet Union — to continue negotia tions in good faith toward end ing the seabed arms race.
