Sentence examples for draft terms of reference from inspiring English sources

Mr. Speaker, Judge Leveson has agreed our draft terms of reference.

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.

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.

Separately, the WHA has requested the Director-General to develop draft terms of reference for a separate "global coordination mechanism" to facilitate engagement among a wider group of stakeholders including Member States, UN funds, programmes and agencies, and NGO and private sector entities, while protecting public health from the potential for conflicts of interest [ 155, 156].

The issue of control over the research has been noted by others as a negative [ 17], although we found that careful drafting of terms of reference and the existence of positive pre-existing relationships greatly reduced this issue.

"We also have strong concerns that the CLP government was involved with the drafting of the terms of reference and will also be involved in the administration of this royal commission," she told media on Thursday afternoon.

"The new terms of reference are being drafted and will be available next week," he said.

The main responsibility within the national government lies within the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, which draws up terms of reference for government commissions, drafts proposals for parliament on new legislation, and prepares other government regulations.

This interpretation was rejected by Sheppard, who insisted that all parties were aware of his involvement and that the study's terms of reference made clear the original draft would be subject to scrutiny by the Foreign Office.