Rio de Janeiro, for example, used a draft of the GPC to determine that transportation was responsible for a whopping 39% of the city's total emissions; that led the government to focus on expanding public transit to more efficiently shrink its carbon footprint.
For example, upon circulating a draft of one paper that would eventually make it into the book, Professors Reinhart and Rogoff received unhappy correspondence from a senior official in the Japanese finance ministry who was miffed because they'd accused Japan of defaulting on its debt.
For example, a draft says 19 of the participants agree on the importance of upholding the Paris climate accord, but the U.S. doesn't.
This is yet another example of a local ordinance that was drafted in a world pre-shared economy which local authorities are improperly applying to a shared economy service".
You could run the fullback up the middle 60 times and play one defense: 'O.K., we've played everybody.' " Finally, he pointed to the case of Wes Welker, the Patriots receiver who was injured in the regular-season finale, as an example of why awarding draft choices to encourage teams to play their starters does not work.
Entering "inaugural address," for example, brings up a draft by Theodore C. Sorensen, Kennedy's speechwriter, and video of the event.
Walter Lippmann, for example, was shown a draft by Sorenson.
"It's a classic example of poorly drafted legislation that tries to solve one problem and ends up creating a half-dozen other ones".
This draft is an example of a very consistent and coherent internal application of the principle of the primacy of human dignity (CAHBI, Draft recommendation on artificial human procreation from 10th January , 1989.
He mentions Proust as an example of a writer who went through many drafts — and P. G. Wodehouse as one who did not.
