Sentence examples for draft to address from inspiring English sources

Their discussions on a draft to address competitive balance and a draft of foreign players will, however, have little impact on the course owners and players will take.

Mr. Atkinson said no legislation had yet been drafted to address the recommendations in his report.

He added that the city would decide whether a rule should be drafted to address similar circumstances in the future.

The Water Resources Development Act, which was drafted to address many of these issues, has passed the Senate and is under consideration in the House.

The priorities for each region are created based on human and environmental threats and the Marine Bioregional Plans are drafted to address these priorities.

Legislation known as SB1309 is being drafted to address issues of streamlining red tape and creating financial incentives, designed to convince Tesla to expand manufacturing in the state, Williams said.

We modified the decision aid drafts to address these issues, as outlined in table 4 and detailed below.

Mr. Cox said the S.E.C. would draft rules "to address the same issues across the entire market".

Rodriguez was so inundated with requests to talk about Correa that he had to step away from his duties as the Texas Rangers' draft representative to address reporters and his cellphone.

According to the Australian, the Minerals Council of Australia has argued in its submission that the draft fails to address "the central role that adequate access to ­secure and affordable energy plays, and will continue to play, in providing economic opportunity and better living standards for hundreds of millions of people in east and south Asia".

In particular, Germany said, the draft failed to address a common practice in Scandinavia, France and elsewhere that allows the assigning of much greater voting rights to shares held by certain shareholders to assure their voting control even when they own far less than half of the company's equity.