Sentence examples similar to draft reflection from inspiring English sources

The 40-page document is understood to be on its seventh draft – a reflection of how much effort will be required to reconcile all the conflicting interests.

Courses are often be taught by acclaimed authors, who are well placed to talk about professional skills such as drafting and reflection.

The EMA Quality Working Party is currently looking into drafting the reflection paper.

For the teams to give up the picks unprotected (which would have deferred the picks had they moved up in the draft) is a reflection that the Nets and Clippers saw a weak draft class taking form.

Gun violence is a priority everywhere and budgets are drafted as a reflection of legislative priorities.

That type of draft strategy is a reflection on the aerial game the N.F.L. has become.

One important aspect requiring reflection in drafting a syllabus is discussing the issue of plagiarism: supplying students with a definition of the term, information regarding the consequences and penalties for committing plagiarism, and university policies about academic dishonesty (Parkes and Harris, 2010).

At the initial workshop, presentation of a preliminary programme draft helped to promote reflections and discussions.

For two of these franchises, at least, draft ineptitude looks like a reflection of even larger problems.

My son was looking over my shoulder when I was writing this reflection's first draft on our way back from Pittsburgh on Memorial Day.

On 17 November, the Disability Caucus, in a statement on the Zero Draft to the second Preparatory Committee, expressed satisfaction with the reflection of their recommendations in the Zero Draft (UNISDR 2014c).