Sentence examples for drafts in the future from inspiring English sources

Few N.B.A. players have a clue who might be available two drafts in the future, but Paul, who remains active in youth basketball, can go further than that.

It should also be noted that the cut-off date for peer-reviewed published literature to be included and assessed in the final draft lies in the future (15 March 2013).

Anti-monopoly legislation will be drafted in the near future to make nascent markets more competitive.

Stern said the league would debate moving the draft to different cities in the future.

Clear WGES data sharing policies that are relevant for local research should therefore be drafted by such agencies in the future, making sure to adhere to internationally accepted standards.

The National Bioethics Committee of Cyprus (CNBC) [ 15] started on February 2007 the discussion for the preparation of an opinion on MAR, trying to support the legislator in the drafting of the future law.

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

Young activists involved in these matters will have to keep these changes in mind in order to retain their influence over the way policies will be drafted, decided, implemented and evaluated in the future.

The American private-equity group probably hopes that the country's financial reforms will free the country's banks to make healthy returns in the future.A draft agreement on measures to provide low-cost medicines to poor countries was reached at the World Trade Organisation.

A zone of rock fragments called D-1, running directly beneath the No. 2 reactor at the plant in Fukui Prefecture, "could move in the future," the draft report said.

"This trade allows us to acquire a solid player who will make us a better team, as well as draft picks to improve our team in the future, while at the same time allowing us to maintain financial flexibility," said General Manager Mitch Kupchak in a statement.