Sentence examples for draft suggests from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kay's draft suggests that the weapons are simply not there.

The British draft suggests judges must be under 65 when their appointment commences.

The draft suggests they intend to serve notice on world leaders that the risks could be substantial.

But a broader look at this year's draft suggests that the league as a whole has been slow to adapt.

The zero draft suggests revisions to 21 of the targets, including those on building resilience among poor people, reducing pollution and on child labour.

But buried deep within the draft document, the most eye-catching announcement concerns the EU's "Better Migration Management" project, which the draft suggests "will start this summer".

In several of his critical comments, Mr. Maliki referred to "a first draft," suggesting that his comments might not apply to the latest one.

The draft suggested that just 80percentto95percentcent of each loan be given the guarantees from the government and that the loans be paid back in three to seven years.

And, as far as sporting goods were concerned, the draft suggested that size does matter: equipment marketed to children would be considered children's products.

The draft suggested that markets' recent ructions have been overreactions to economic anxieties that do not reflect economic fundamentals, the reports said, not helped by threats such as Britain's possible exit from the EU and the European refugee crisis.

Siegel, fille, edited the first draft, suggested case studies from her own practice with a younger, mostly female clientele, and added a section at the end of every chapter.