Sentence examples for forward a draft from inspiring English sources
The coalition put forward a draft law on the issue in April 2015, but the text was mothballed due to strong divisions over the subject.
Or if you fell for the e-mail message announcing you had won an award and should forward a draft of your acceptance speech to a supervisor.
Many expect Mr. Chen to put forward a draft of a new constitution in 2006 and to work for final passage in 2008, his final year in office.
The German government has put forward a draft law which is aimed at all publicly quoted companies and which includes provisions that would force executives to hold share options for at least four years, instead of two.
"We have decided to put forward a draft security council resolution on Yemen calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities and a resumption of the political process," Matthew Rycroft said.
9.48pm GMT David Hanson ended his speech saying that, if the government did not bring forward a draft bill, Labour would allow MPs to have a vote on this issue early in the new year.
"If there is no solution … including on the issue of mandatory quotas, the president of the European council will present a way forward," states a draft letter from Tusk to national capitals, seen by the Guardian.
Ghana, Ivory Coast and Guinea have put forward a separate draft resolution calling for whale meat to address food shortages in developing countries, a move which would help Japan, which has stores of frozen whale meat.
On Saturday, AWG-LCA chairwoman Mukahanana-Sangarwe will put forward a new draft.
Howard, of A.M.I., working with a publicist retained by the company, forwarded McDougal a draft response with the subject line "SEND THIS".
On Wednesday, the Joint Legislative Audit Committee moved forward a request, drafted by Assemblyman Anthony Rendon (D-Lakewood), to the state auditor's office for an audit of sexual misconduct policies at UC-Berkeley, as well as one other UC campus and two California State University campuses that have yet to be determined.
