Sentence examples for delayed draft from inspiring English sources

It says the new powers will be set out in detail a (long delayed) draft drone bill now due this year — having failed to materialize last Spring, as originally promised.

His visit came a day after India's cabinet approved a delayed draft law that will pave the way for foreign companies to build reactors in India, where the atomic energy market is reported to be worth $150 billion.

Motohisa Furukawa, the national policy minister, indicated Monday that the government might delay drafting the energy policy until after September.

A SADC tribunal ruled last year that the seizures were illegal, but Zimbabwe's government now refuses to recognise the tribunal's legitimacy.Meanwhile, Zanu-PF is doing its utmost to delay drafting a new constitution and to prevent fresh elections, which it knows it is virtually certain to lose.

Within hours of the announcement of the deal, the league conducted its delayed player draft.

A job teaching music at the prestigious Dartmouth College further delayed the draft, but after a year his contract was not renewed.

In Tunisia, increasingly bitter political divisions have delayed the drafting of a new constitution.

A powerful cleric's demand for quick elections has delayed the drafting of an interim constitution and created a serious new split in the Iraqi Governing Council, officials said Sunday, further undermining the Bush administration's troubled plan for a political transition in Iraq.

In 2012, the EPA quietly announced it had decided to delay the draft risk assessment following the review panel's recommendation.

It has now been reported that the Lords could be planning to delay the draft investigatory powers bill, expected to be published next week, which would revive measures forcing telecommunications companies to retain users' browsing data for 12 months.

In addition, the particularities of the Lebanese political system played a role in delaying this draft law.