Sentence examples for draft reply from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, Japan circulated the draft reply to the inspection agencies that the Council is to debate today.

A draft reply from Denham shows the Home Office was worried that US soldiers might shoot protesters.

The draft reply to these agencies' complaint, which the Security Council will consider today and which diplomats say appears to have widespread support, makes no threats of military action against Iraq if it continues to defy the inspectors.

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Milton was entrusted with the duties of translating foreign correspondence, drafting replies, composing papers in which national and international affairs of state were addressed, and serving as an apologist for the Commonwealth against attacks from abroad.

The company is also drafting replies to critical public comments on an environmental management plan it released recently, and Ms. Feeney said she had hopes that the company would come around on some issues.

Asked about the $25 million figure, Mr. DuHaime, who did not join the campaign until after the document was drafted, replied: "What is important to us is we have a strong number in that first period, and I'm not going to put the number out there publicly.

The commission members said they would draft a reply to Mr. Clinton.

"I want to say 'no', but feel that the right thing is to say 'yes', so I am frozen and then I plan on going back to the e-mail to draft a reply, but it gets buried," she said.

But perhaps the clearest evidence that the practice was widespread comes in a draft Foreign Office reply for the then Labour prime minister, Jim Callaghan, to a protest from his Indian counterpart, Morarji Desai.

He helped Mr Dyke draft a reply to Alastair Campbell's complaint about Andrew Gilligan's ill-fated radio broadcast last May, and was involved in orchestrating the BBC defence during the hearings.