Sentence examples for draft introduced from inspiring English sources

The end of the draft, introduced in 1957, will be a watershed for Germany's armed forces, especially because conscription was seen, at least by those who supported it, as a system to cut across all social backgrounds.

However, the official stressed the draft, introduced by EU Commissioner Michel Bernier, "hasn't got political validation and is subject to change".

The bill draft introduced by Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois calls the FCC to publish the rules it will vote on at the same time they are distributed to the FCC commissioners, at least three weeks before the vote occurs.

The draft introduces these five new color swatches as a way to render a single emoji showing a character with the correct skin tone.

Getting anything passed through Congress is a nearly impossible feat these days, but Mr. Hall in his persuasive way was able to draft, introduce and ultimately pass one of the very few bi-partisan bills under President George W Bush called "The Veterans Disability Benefits Claim Modernization Act".

The bill drafts introduced by the House Energy and Commerce Committee today are a largely symbolic display from the right.

Unsung, Carter also drafted, introduced, and was the principal advocate for the amendments to the city's Landmarks Preservation Law.

It allowed them onto a committee that drafted an anti-corruption bill but then diluted the draft and introduced many caveats.

Industry groups are expected to lobby against the rule when a draft is introduced for public comment in the coming months.

According to a draft form introduced as evidence, on at least one occasion, Mr. Bruno asked Ms. Stackrow to make sure that he was disclosing his consulting income correctly.

His protagonist was initially named Mark; St. Aubyn has described performing a global search-and-replace on his draft that introduced such typos as "superPatricket".