Sentence examples for draft to bring from inspiring English sources

Some of these groups offered to help rewrite the final draft to bring it into line with National Science Education Standards issued in 1996 by the National Academy of Sciences NASS).

In the spirit of moving things forward, however, all parties agreed to accept the document as a working draft to bring to Durban.

Bush was so uninterested in demanding anything of us following the al-Qaida attack and invasion of Iraq that he pushed for tax cuts and refused to consider a draft to bring military ranks up to needed levels.

Measures have already been drafted to bring about a change in policy from the Bush period as legislation is used as a key tool to counteract illegality.

On September 11th Ms Kroes published a plan, in the shape of a draft regulation, to bring Europe up to speed.

Mr Brokenshire, who is currently overseeing draft legislation to bring in tougher sanctions for human trafficking and exploitation, said slavery should be consigned to the history books.

Inputs should be made to the draft regulations to bring them in line with national ethical guidelines that set acceptable standards of risk for non-beneficial research.

It is believed to be drafting plans to bring the military in to provide emergency cover.

Included in that motion was a request to the drafting committee to bring its proposals to the synod meeting this February.

The top commander in Afghanistan, Marine Gen. Joe Dunford, has privately pushed the Obama administration to keep as many as 12,000 troops there after 2014 and has drafted plans to bring the numbers down gradually in later years, officials familiar with his thinking say.

"The finance ministry has today asked the Financial Supervisory Authority to draft new rules to bring its benchmark interest rate under government regulation and supervision," the ministry said in a statement, adding the draft should be ready by the end of March next year.