Sentence examples for draft contains a from inspiring English sources

In an effort to streamline the infusion of foreign investment, the draft contains a number of provisions that Haitians are concerned will further marginalize communities most affected by mining activity in the north.

It is unclear whether this draft contained a version of the inaugural's best-known line.

In its accounting of that article, the team of reporters investigating Mr. Kelley found that an early draft contained a description of three severed heads rolling down the street "with their eyes still blinking".

Cohen's first draft contained a more philosophical argument between Lisa and Homer about eating meat, but Oakley told Cohen that the story needed something more specific to serve as the basis of Homer and Lisa's dispute.

This is stated explicitly in George Lucas' preface to the 1994 reissue of Splinter of the Mind's Eye: The second draft contained a teaser for a never-made sequel about "The Princess of Ondos," and by the time of the third draft some months later Lucas had negotiated a contract that gave him rights to make two sequels.

The draft contains no provisions for removing a watermark for research or to use excerpts of protected material for satire or commentary, which has customarily been viewed as acceptable under copyright law.

The draft contains roughly the same destruction deadlines in a Russian-American deal brokered earlier this month.

This draft contains many differences in phrasing and does not include a stanza that appeared in the final published version.

Despite the increased clarity about discrimination and violence against women, as well as a lengthened list of socio-economic rights, the draft still contains a number of articles that have worried analysts – like the one that could potentially weaken labour rights and freedoms – and maintains provisions that protect the continued use of military tribunals for civilians.

Despite the increased clarity about discrimination and violence against women, as well as a lengthened list of socio-economic rights, the draft still contains a number of articles that have worried analysts—like the one that could potentially weaken labor rights and freedoms and maintains provisions that protect the continued use of military tribunals for civilians.

There is one other provision that is cause for serious concern: the discussion draft also contains a provision that would establish a huge pool of "offsets" which would allow the coal industry and other major polluters to pay other countries or industries to reduce carbon emissions or increase carbon storage as in forests.