Sentence examples for draft notes from inspiring English sources

Executive Business Meeting - Draft Notes - 9 June - Rumney Rec - not yet in the public domain - but subject to future amendments.

Although shelters are intended for adolescents as emergency short-term stays of about a month, the draft notes that the average stay is five months and that children as young as 5 years old are being housed.

The E.P.A. is conducting a national study on the drinking water risks associated with hydrofracking, but assessing these risks has been made more difficult by companies' unwillingness to publicly disclose which chemicals and in what concentrations they are used, according to internal e-mails and draft notes of the study plan.

During this period, he began to collect ideas and to draft notes for a book in defence of the Catholic faith.

Referring to the May hearings (ScienceNOW, 22 April), the draft notes that "the Board has heard credible scientific testimony that indeed there are significant debates about the evidence for key aspects of chemical and biological evolutionary theory".

The Amnesty draft notes that the group is not necessarily opposed to state regulation.

He made clear that France would not bend to new pressure to inject religion into the draft, noting that the constitution should be "secular".

At 9 52 p.m., a C.I.A. spokesman e-mailed to other agency staff members a draft note intended for Mr. Petraeus, warning him that while the White House had quickly cleared the proposed talking points, the State Department had "major concerns".

"All these situations require a constructive response, seeking to transform them into opportunities that can lead to an actual marriage and family in conformity with the Gospel," a preliminary draft noted, and it included language about homosexuals having "gifts and qualities" that need to be recognized.

Fran Fraschilla, an ESPN analyst who covers college games and analyzes foreign players in the N.B.A. draft, noted that if Tyler played in the second division in Spain, his competition would be former college stars like Wayne Simien (Kansas), Taylor Coppenrath (Vermont) and Danya Abrams (Boston College).

In the end, both the energy sector and the central bank were mentioned with somewhat tortured wording in the preamble, with the draft noting the "potential connection between Iran's revenues derived from its energy sector" and possible financing for its nuclear program.