Sentence examples for draft to put from inspiring English sources

They altered their draft to put more decisions in the hands of the council itself rather than those of the weapons inspectors, politically independent though these are supposed to be.

As one disappointed industry source who we showed the draft to put it: "If you're going to announce a digital strategy, and you're taking in public input, why not be bold?" Perhaps because you don't have the ministerial resources to be bold when you're having to expend most of your government's energy managing Brexit.

Public campaigns were actually drafted to put pressure on advertisers not to advertise during the programme.

"Our concern is that the guidance has been deliberately drafted to put charities off speaking out even when they have a legitimate rationale for expressing their views on the referendum," he said.

A spokesman for the Agriculture Department said the agency is continuing to draft regulations to put in effect the catfish inspection program.

Ten months later I had a draft ready to put into the hands of my agent, and then my editor, grateful for their ability to guide me.

A senior British minister has called on the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, to block a draft proposal to put stoning on to the country's penal code as punishment for adultery.

This extra work is already in progress and will not take long and so it's urgent that the government initiates a public consultation on the ethics of the procedures and promulgates some draft regulations to put to parliament.

After months of tortuous discussion, consultations around the country and thousands of comments sent in by the public, a commission of lawyers and experts has drawn up a draft constitution to put before the Afghan people.

PAGE 14 Afghan Constitution After months of tortuous discussion and many consultations, a commission of lawyers and experts has drawn up a draft constitution to put before the Afghan people.

That's why next week, this Government will publish a Draft Bill to put a price cap on energy bills.