Sentence examples for form of a draft from inspiring English sources

The scheme will now be taken forward in the form of a draft national policy statement, which will be consulted on in the new year.

The government confirmed the scheme would be taken forward in the form of a draft national policy statement, which will be consulted on in the new year.

The Forest Service proposal, in the form of a draft environmental impact statement, provides the first details on the administration's plan.

The only surprise was that the proposals came in the form of a draft bill to be approved by Congress, rather than presidential decree.

This week's agreement takes the form of a draft ministerial declaration setting out aims and negotiating procedures for the trade round, which would be adopted by the Punta del Este meeting.

The NPS report, in the form of a draft environmental assessment, suggests a floating dock, a small rigging area and a 14,000-square foot boat storage building along the channel between the mainland and Roosevelt Island.

An environmental report may be in the form of a proposed draft Environmental Assessment or proposed draft Environmental Impact Statement.

Thank heaven for small favors — though in fact the administration had already telegraphed this pragmatic departure from the president's strident anti-NAFTA campaign rhetoric a month ago, in the form of a leaked draft letter to Congress setting out a (relatively moderate) agenda for trade talks with our northern and southern neighbors.

In Copenhagen, some of the smallest and most vulnerable countries -- island states facing the prospect of centuries of rising seas in a warming world -- fired off a warning shot in the form of a new draft text of their own.

The CSNY film posits that it's the lack of immediate threat in the form of a military draft that keeps many people from forceful resistance.

The proposal came in the form of a report drafted by Emil Salim, a former environmental minister from Indonesia who was appointed to prepare it in 2001 by James D. Wolfensohn, the World Bank's president.