Sentence examples for draft government from inspiring English sources

A draft government report is expected soon to recommend reinterpreting the war-renouncing constitution to allow the country's armed forces to take part in "collective self- defence".

The two initiatives include a bill that critics say would dismantle environmental licensing laws and a draft government decree campaigners say threatens existing and future indigenous territories.

That explains why the mining houses, investors and currency traders were disturbed by a draft government paper circulated in August that suggested a target of 51% for black ownership in the mining industry.

A draft government document leaked earlier this year – and criticised by the opposition as verging on bigotry and racism – singled out the Lebanese community in connection with Australian-based Sunni extremists.

There had been a draft government plan for 16 low emission zones, which polluting vehicles are charged to enter, in cities outside London but the number was cut to just five on cost grounds.

A further 300,000 people must be relocated from around China's Three Gorges dam - in addition to the 1.2 million who have already been forced to leave their homes, according to a draft government report.

Venezuelan lawyers are reported to be drafting government decrees.

I'm here to interview women peers, newly and triumphantly visible thanks to their determined attempts to revise a series of mammoth – and, some would say, extremely badly drafted – government bills (health, welfare, legal aid).

As landholders and drafted government officials, the gentry considered themselves the leading members of society; gaining their cooperation and employment was essential for the county or provincial bureaucrat overburdened with official duties.

Back in mid-December, when the draft local government settlement was announced by the finance secretary, John Swinney, councils had been expecting a cut.

By removing the ownership aspect of it from the draft, the government ignored a consensus point that had earlier been deliberated, agreed upon and signed by both sides".