Sentence examples for draft changes from inspiring English sources

D'Ath circulated draft changes to legal stakeholders and said the amendments were expected to be introduced into parliament later this year.

Both Congress and the Federal Communications Commission have begun to draft changes to the old telecommunications rules, but the efforts are largely a dress rehearsal for next year.

When Michael Gove, Britain's education secretary, released draft changes to the country's national curriculum in February it was his plan for history that created headlines.

In addition, clubs that had invested millions in developing academies and relationships in other countries were reluctant to give up any advantage, and any draft changes are subject to negotiation with the players union.

Draft changes to the regulations, increasing the number of trees that must be left and banning clearing of endangered ecosystems, have been proposed and are expected to be tabled in the Queensland parliament this month.

EGYPT A committee formed to draft changes to the Constitution proposed a limit of two four-year terms for the presidency and a loosening of rules that limited competition for the post.

Her final draft changed not only the way she integrated the text (paraphrase to quoting) but also the author (from no mention of the external voice to integration).

Mr. Wu said the Justice Ministry had reviewed Taiwan's legal code and drafted changes for the legislature to approve.

'The dossier gets close to this - but I think some drafting changes could bring this out more.' His words sounded incriminating - might the requisite drafting change be the insertion of the false or questionable claim that Saddam had chemical and biological weapons ready to go?

After significant drafting changes, concerned ministers – including communications minister Malcolm Turnbull – believe the government has overcome constitutional problems with extra provisions for judicial review of ministerial decisions to strip citizenship.

Indiana politicians have drafted changes to the state's controversial religious-freedom law that has been in the spotlight this week after many said the law allowed discrimination against gays and lesbians.