Sentence examples for circulated in draft form from inspiring English sources

The proposed law, which was circulated in draft form this month, has stirred a furor here and abroad.

The Thomas bill, as circulated in draft form, would exempt state and local political groups from these reporting requirements, on the ground that they are burdensome.

The strategy, along with other related proposals, is being circulated in draft form and has been discussed in separate closed sessions with Mr Baker and the vice-president Dick Cheney, an Iraq war hawk.

The guidelines, circulated in draft form to Muslim groups across the country, represent a sweeping new effort by the moderate leaders to combat alienation among disaffected Muslim youth and to foster a new atmosphere of openness and tolerance among Britain's two million Muslims, particularly in the country's 1,500 mosques.

The amendments would have altered language in the Frontiers in Innovation, Research, Science, and Technology (FIRST) Act that the scientific community has sharply criticized since it was first circulated in draft form last spring.

Some development partners claimed that the conclusions of the IMED report had been changed from when it was circulated in draft form until it was final.

The letter, which has been circulating in draft form, injects a new element into an extremely contentious battle in the Northwest.

The report, which has been circulating in draft form, has been forwarded to the governments of the United States, Canada and Mexico, which have 60 days to object to its publication.

The history, the first official account of its kind, is circulating in draft form here and in Washington among a tight circle of technical reviewers, policy experts and senior officials.

Mr. Thompson's plan, which he began circulating in draft form to board members yesterday, would allow students who raise religious objections to be exempt from the policy and would provide financial aid to those students whose families cannot afford the $100 to $200 a child he estimates it would cost to buy a uniform and perhaps a spare.

The book was almost as well known to its academic audience before its publication as after: Parfit had circulated sections in draft form to hundreds of colleagues in order to address potential criticisms in the final version (the second volume includes lengthy commentaries by four other philosophers and Parfit's extensive replies).