Sentence examples for coherent draft from inspiring English sources
Contained within it is "The Book", which still has a kick 60 years after Kerouac typed the first coherent draft on a taped-together roll of drawing paper (there were earlier versions dating back to the 1940s, with leading characters called Ray Smith and Vern Pomeroy).
This monopoly is designed to ensure coordinated and coherent drafting of EU law.
Struggling to draft coherent immigration strategies at a time when the issue has become one of the most toxic in the politics of many EU countries, the European commission announced it was fast-tracking a policy paper on migration.
Sheidlower told me that he used to torture applicants in the O.E.D.'s New York office by having them draft coherent dictionary definitions out of disparate citations of the verb rock.
"The two studies provide the grounds for medical, social and psychological services adapted to the specificities of new psychoactive substances (NPS) users and their use patterns, as well as a real basis for drafting coherent policies to reduce the market supply and demand for such substances", stated quaestor Sorin Oprea, Director of the National Anti-Drug Agency.
The attempts to draft a coherent body of ideas are notably longer on generalities than specifics.
The abrupt shift also showed an administration apparently scrambling to draft a coherent policy to deal with North Korea's revitalized pursuit of nuclear arms.
Michael A. Wermuth, a policy analyst at the RAND Corporation and executive director of the Gilmore Commission, which advises Congress on the nation's ability to respond to terrorism, said that in a December 2000 report, the commission had recommended that government officials draft a coherent plan for communicating with the public after a terrorist attack.
In this workshop, we analyze the elements central to drafting a coherent and focused research proposal.
It reads like a first draft, with fractured prose, no coherent narrative, and a superabundance of words, many of which have no obvious meaning.
Formulate a coherent idea or vision – but keep it in draft form.
