Sentence examples for evolving draft from inspiring English sources
Turning to international affairs, Mr. Berlusconi expressed cautious optimism that European leaders would reach agreement on the evolving draft of a first constitution for the union at a pivotal meeting in Brussels late next week.
He was referring to suggestions by some countries that the union move from unanimous to qualified majority voting on those issues, which the evolving draft has yet to resolve.
As Mr. Simitis was telling one group of reporters that the evolving draft of the constitution reflected a shared belief among all the union's members in "a federal kind of Europe," Mr. Blair was telling another group of reporters that Britain was adamant about "a Europe of nations, not a federal superstate".
The deCODE scientists, in contrast, had the benefit of evolving drafts from the human genome sequence.
That enabled the trailing car, which could go faster than the leading car because it faced less air resistance, to transfer its extra momentum to the leader through a technique called "bump drafting". That evolved into "slam drafting" as the drivers became bolder and their crews added steel plates to the bumpers.
Self-interested draft avoidance evolved into morally driven draft resistance.
The web had its own language, which was evolving haphazardly from the draft of the HyperText Mark-Up Language (HTML) by its inventor, Tim Berners-Lee, at the European Centre for Nuclear Research outside Geneva.
We're constantly tweaking, re-drafting and evolving our content in line with what young people are telling us.
Tony Morgan, deputy general manager of the United Conservation District, said, "it's a prickly situation our friends in Sacramento have put us in". He must "weave jurisdictions together and not stomp too hard on people's toes". But the work is going apace — plans are evolving so fast, public drafts are expected next month.
By Wednesday evening the simpler, but to some extent less important, of the two texts under discussion, which concerns the Kyoto protocol, had evolved to a draft that was accepted at a plenary.
Apart from its apparent value as a collectible, this item is powerful evidence of the creative process as it evolves from first draft through revisions.
