Sentence examples for draft of the summit from inspiring English sources

A draft of the summit communique refers to his presentation in just 27 words.

A draft of the summit meeting's conclusions emphasized the need for "determined action to boost growth and jobs," and for taking care when reducing spending.

This change "does not increase the competences" of the union, according to a draft of the summit conclusions — a sentence aimed at excluding the necessity for referendums.

Germany objected to an early draft of the summit communique that declared the closure of the western Balkan route, used by refugees and migrants travelling from Greece to northern Europe.

The ceremony was held as a leaked draft of the summit statement seen by the Guardian revealed resettlement places in Europe would be offered to just 5,000 refugees – dashing hopes of search and rescue operations being fully reinstated.

Germany objected to an early draft of the summit communiqué that declared the closure of the western Balkan route used by refugees and migrants travelling from Greece to northern Europe.

But a draft version of the summit communique suggests little progress has been made since the broad outlines of the deal were sketched out 10 days ago.

EU diplomats, reading from the text of draft conclusions of the summit in Brussels, said the leaders agreed on "the objective of completing of the legal frame work by the end of the year" with implementation "in the course of 2013".

A draft conclusion of the summit, likely to be agreed by all 27 heads of state and government, states: "The objective should be that within four months of leaving school young people receive a good quality offer of employment, continued education, an apprenticeship or a traineeship".

But amidst talk of unresolved splits on sanctions, there does seem to be broad agreement on a separate but related issue: the need to challenge what a draft version of the summit's conclusions calls "Russia's ongoing disinformation campaigns".

Leaders are expected to bow to mounting evidence that austerity alone risks stoking recession and plunging fragile economies into a downward spiral; a draft of the European Union summit meeting communiqué calls for "growth-friendly consolidation and job-friendly growth".