Sentence examples for confidential draft from inspiring English sources

In August, a confidential draft proposal included the "C.E.O.

The article was based on a confidential draft report by the inspector general of the Health and Human Services Department.

Early in the summer of 2010, Booker presented Christie with a proposal, stamped "Confidential Draft," titled "Newark Public Schools — A Reform Plan".

And confidential draft proposals of Ireland's December budget were found to have circulated among lawmakers in Berlin last month before opposition lawmakers in Dublin saw them.

A provision of a confidential draft resolution proposed last week by Russia suggests how difficult it may be to convince Russia to press ahead with any stern measures.

But according to a confidential draft of a federal inspector general's report, those claims of success, which earned Medicare wide praise from lawmakers, were misleading.

The process of compiling this report - with several hundred scientists, 195 governments and over 100 non-governmental organisations involved - has been particularly leaky, with at least three confidential drafts being made public in the last year.

Although EMA says that much of the information in the reports is not commercially confidential, the draft policy does list a series of items that may be redacted before the data is shared.

Potential funders listed in a confidential June draft, obtained by The Times, included key donors to the charter PAC or the affiliated state charter association, which is a nonprofit.

(He got his hands on it by signing up to be an official reviewer, as virtually anyone can do, and then breaking his pledge to keep the draft confidential).

Her union, the Association of School and College Leaders, said that the nine-page Ofsted report was a "draft, confidential document with no legal standing", whose contents Ofsted had not approved.