Sentence examples for draft needed from inspiring English sources

But he emphasized that the draft needed approval from the council's nonpermanent members, and he encouraged Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to consider Tehran's newest proposal to enrich uranium in Turkey.

The intelligence and security committee (ISC), which is appointed by the prime minister rather than parliament, said her draft needed more work, more consultation and a coherent explanation of what the data would be used for and the safeguards that would be in place.

But I was scared that he would not be able to give me enough attention, because that draft needed a lot of work.

The draft needs to be approved by related ministries and then to be presented to cabinet ministers, but it is unclear when Section 103 will actually be repealed.

While discussing the Jets' draft needs at a news conference, Tannenbaum was asked more about fortifying the team's defense than its offense.

Using this outline to write the first draft of your book (which, in almost all cases, will be the final draft, needing only minor editing and polishing) should be so easy you might even feel a little guilty about it.

The syllabus (for a new course, this may be a syllabus draft) need not have as much detail as the proposal form but should make clear to students the ways in which the course assignments fulfill the WR 2 requirement.

The Washington Nationals have optioned their top prospect, Bryce Harper, to Class A Hagerstown, saying that the No. 1 overall pick in last year's draft needs to get more playing time to prepare for the season.

Such is the reluctance to seem obstructionist that, so far, no council member has offered an alternative draft -- though a top Russian diplomat was quoted by the Interfax news agency Friday as saying that Moscow and Beijing believe the draft needs "serious amendments".

So, it's just a rough draft, needs tweaking, we know.

Health professionals from a regional hospital in New South Wales (NSW) Australia were nominated and invited by a paediatric oncologist to join a panel to review the draft needs instrument.