Sentence examples for drafts called from inspiring English sources

In addition, the drafts called for increases in costs to the public for some medical services and a gradual increase in the age at which women will be eligible for pensions.

The latest paper softens the sense of obligation on governments by referring to a "set of possible measures," and it weakens a passage that, in earlier drafts, called for a review of wage-setting arrangements to end indexation.

The newest paper also softens the sense of obligation on governments by referring to a "set of possible measures," and weakens a passage which, in earlier drafts, called for a review of wage-setting arrangements.

Most drafts call for a government-subsidized minimum of 25 kilograms (55 pounds) of food grain per family per month.

The union has proposed holding separate domestic and foreign drafts, calling for eight rounds each, for a total of 16.

The drafts call on rich countries to give preferential trade concessions to poorer nations and to liberalize rules on labor movement, as they have with capital flows.

No. It's an ancient first draft called Go Set a Watchman.

Syria's draft called for an immediate withdrawal of coalition "forces of aggression" from Iraq.

At the United Nations, Arab states and the Palestinian Authority were working on a draft resolution aimed at ending what the draft called Israeli aggression.

The second and more onerous burden was the Confederate draft, called by Isham G. Harris, "that despot who claims to be Governor of our State".

The constitution that the National Assembly had drafted called for a federal union headed by a hereditary emperor with powers limited by a popularly elected legislature.