Sentence examples for chapters of a draft from inspiring English sources

The opening chapters of a draft autobiography sit amid the hundreds of pill bottles and mound of legal documents in Bernard C. Sherman's office.

WikiLeaks has added to the White House's problems around a trade deal with 11 other Pacific Rim countries, publishing a chapter of a draft text which had been secret.

A chapter of a draft report into CSE in Rotherham - referred to as The Home Office Report - contains severe criticisms of agencies working to tackle such crimes.

We know that the key language that allows foreign businesses to challenge a country's (or state's or locality's) government actions is no doubt included in the relevant chapter of a recent draft of the TPP, thanks to Wikileaks.

All we've seen of the TPP is a couple of leaked chapters of the draft text, which is to say, not much.

Indeed, only five of the 29 chapters of the draft agreement cover what most of us think of as trade -- tariffs, quotas, customs barriers.

An EU promise that TTIP would "support our climate targets, for example by promoting trade and investment in green goods and services" has already been thrown into doubt by the leak of a draft energy chapter last May.

They will then study the rights of worker and employers, and draft their findings in chapters of a book examining labor laws in the United States.

A chapter of her draft report contained severe criticisms of agencies working to tackle the abuse including "alleged indifference towards, and ignorance of, child sexual exploitation on the part of senior managers".

"Kevin told the mayor I was his biggest fan and that I was heading the New York chapter of the draft movement," Ms. Gallet said.

He even published the draft chapter of a rewritten cabinet manual setting out the procedure he proposed for negotiations between the parties.