Sentence examples for draft for its from inspiring English sources

Other Iraqi leaders have criticized the American draft for its strict outside auditing requirements on expenditures and on the collection of oil revenues.

It's here that the narrative and many of its more fervent declarations ("I am sick of the Powder Room") now read like a first draft for its author's autobiography, and sometimes even like a fragment of literary criticism.

Her hypothesis could be challenged as early as this year if "Overwatch" creator Blizzard Entertainment, a division of Santa Monica game company Activision Blizzard, holds a player draft for its new league.

From late 1947 to May 1949 he gave Alexander Feklisov, his Soviet case officer, the principal theoretical outline for creating a hydrogen bomb and the initial drafts for its development as the work progressed in England and America.

Then in May, Unicode announced some of the draft candidates for its next emoji release in Q1 2019 to include some of Apple's proposed emoji, which featured a guide dog, an ear with a hearing aid and more.

Then in May, Unicode announced some of the draft candidates for its next emoji release in Q1 2019 to include some of Apple's proposed emoji, which featured a guide dog, an ear with a hearing aid and more.

R.R. Auctions describes the manuscript as the "final working draft manuscript for its 1958 Random House publication, 8.5 x 11, consisting of its entire 84 pages, mainly on high-quality goldenrod yellow paper, and copiously annotated throughout by author Truman Capote".

NGOs criticized the Rio+20 draft text for its failure to demand an end to fossil fuel subsidies; its failure to mention and critique nuclear energy in light of last year's Fukushima nuclear disaster; and its failure to promote a shift to renewable energy.

In February 2011, the EPA released a draft plan for its study.

For the NBA draft, for example, it analyzes its own data from past years, public sources like Google search trends, and other sources that Brundrett wouldn't reveal, and suggests dates and times for certain types of stories to be published.

Joanna Lowry, a spokeswoman for UPN, said the network was drafting scripts for its messages.