Sentence examples for due to draft from inspiring English sources

The Communist party was due to draft a new programme in November 1991.

Celebrity endorsement is one thing: more difficult to gauge is how professional teams, due to draft players from colleges in the coming months, will react.

The assembly must then endorse a prime minister and his chosen government.All the main parties say they will ensure that Sunni Arabs are well represented, both in government and in the committees due to draft a constitution.

Stopping short of claims by Yes Scotland that he was promising that a free NHS would definitely be enshrined in a Scottish constitution, Salmond said he wanted that possibility to be considered by an independent convention which was due to draft a new constitution after the 2016 election.

Based on the experimental results, a model was established to correlate the percentage of dissatisfied due to draft with exposure time as well as airflow velocity, temperature and turbulence intensity.

The produced airflows and temperature distributions were then used to evaluate indoor thermal comfort conditions in terms of the thermal comfort indices, i.e. the well-known predicted mean vote (PMV) index, its modifications especially for natural ventilation, predicted percent dissatisfied (PPD) index and Percent dissatisfied (PD) factor due to draft.

Subjective perception and annoyance due to drafts were registered every 5 min using a list of prescribed body parts and skin temperature was measured continuously throughout the sessions at the forearm and at the neck.

This week the Senate Finance Committee was due to begin drafting legislation that would allow firms to seek antidumping duties to offset the alleged "subsidy" from the undervalued yuan.

Back in his birthplace of Nice, "I was writing in the backrooms of cafés, waiting tables, in the months just before I was due to be drafted to Algeria," he recalls.

Meanwhile, a new constitution for Taiwan's vibrant new democracy is due to be drafted by 2006, and adopted by referendum in 2008 the year that Beijing hosts the Olympic games.

The European commission is due to unveil draft legislation for the EU travel information and authorisation system (Etias) later this year as part of a broader response to calls for greater security across the continent following recent terror attacks in France and Belgium.