Sentence examples for draft referred from inspiring English sources

The Syrian draft referred to Israel as "the occupying power" and called for it to abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention, which governs the protection of civilians during occupation.

BuzzFeed later accepted that this was the case and that "nobody in Jeremy Corbyn's office or Labour HQ saw or edited the draft referred to in our [BuzzFeed's] original story".

"The draft referred to included viewpoints from a small number of stakeholders, which without being set in the context of the views of all those involved in the programme and also the data on the delivery of Daedalus, could be misleading".

This evidence is usually collected using cognitive interviewing following the completion of an initial draft of the instrument (initial draft referred to as Version 1 in this manuscript).

Although the draft refers to Chapter VII of the UN Charter, which allows the use of military force, a second resolution authorising such a move would be needed.

The "draft" in "Draft Urbanism" refers to urbanism as something always in the state of becoming and yes, as well as to beer.

The draft document referred to a new intermediate class between First and Standard.

The emails reveal that the State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland objected to a paragraph in the original CIA draft that referred to their having been "at least five other attacks against foreign interests in Benghazi" in the five months before the deadly assault on the diplomatic mission.

(In earlier drafts, he referred to the "military-industrial-Congressional" complex, but decided against alienating the legislature in his last days in office).

But the American draft document refers only to parliamentary elections sometime next year.

The draft text refers to Europe's "cultural, religious and humanist heritages".