And in draft terms, higher means better.
Mr. Speaker, Judge Leveson has agreed our draft terms of reference.
The envoys wrestled intensively over what language to use to describe the scope of this new body; the last draft termed it a "joint mechanism".
Its draft terms of reference are extraordinarily broad; a weak chair would soon become lost amid the many demands being placed on his panel and his investigation might become tangled in the long grass.
Under the draft terms of the funding mechanism for the pupil premium, the Institute for Fiscal Studies has said that it could have the perverse effect of siphoning funding away from more disadvantaged inner city schools to those in more affluent areas.
April 16 , 2012H&F announces in advance that council cabinet will look at "draft terms" of CLSA and "preliminary findings" of consultation of residents about inclusion of estates in the redevelopment area.
Draft terms of reference for the Productivity Commission inquiry indicate it will look at a broad range of areas, including the impact of the Fair Work Act on unemployment, underemployment, job creation, small business, productivity, competitiveness and business investment.
During the Commons debate, a member of Parliament just complained that he has no idea where he can find the draft terms of reference for the public inquiry the government has published.
At the heart of this inquiry, therefore, may be one simple question: who guards the guardians?" The draft terms of reference for Leveson's investigation empower him to explore the entire battlefield of media regulation, an area that has been repeatedly fought over by politicians and journalists.
They would not be permitted to "download, save, edit, photograph, print, distribute or transfer the information," say the draft terms of use, dated 5 May, of which ScienceInsider has obtained a copy.
