Sentence examples for had prepared a draft from inspiring English sources

"In May, F.D.A. officials told us that they had prepared a draft progress report, but as of June 4, 2008, F.D.A. had not made this report public".

The letter said the department had completed an investigation and had prepared a draft of its own potential suit charging religious discrimination.

Mr. Erekat said that the Palestinians had prepared a draft resolution against Israeli settlement activity that they plan to present to the United Nations Security Council in the next few days.

"The government had prepared a draft that stated that the Ministry of Defense does not agree with General Kayani and Genera Pasha's opinions about the veracity of the memo," said the military official, who was present during the discussions.

Mr. Ali said he had prepared a draft of the parliamentary resolution that Mr. Sharif and Mr. Zardari said would be passed by a simple majority within 30 days of the opening of Parliament.

He said that his team of auditors was shielded from his political planning and that he only was involved in their efforts in the early stages and after they had prepared a draft.

Mr. Wohl has bobbled into the news, however reluctantly, because staff members have prepared a draft of a report that is believed to criticize the police's stop-and-frisk documentation.

Now that commercial testing companies with laboratories scattered around the country have become major players, the agency has prepared a draft guidance document on how the tests developed by clinical laboratories should be regulated.

The Tasmanian Greens senator Peter whoshasilson, who has been campaigning for a national scheme for 10 years, and fellow Greens senator Sarah haveon-Young have prepared a draft bill that legislates a national container deposit scheme by 2021 – and offers 20 cents for each bottle, double most current rewards.

The negotiators have prepared a draft Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland the terms of which will be annexed to the Withdrawal Agreement and will apply unless a future agreement between the EU and UK is agreed which addresses the unique circumstances on the island of Ireland, including by avoiding a hard border and protecting the Good Friday or Belfast Agreement of 1998.

"I am convinced that either we turn the page, either we're able to give an answer, or if we continue to say, there's no hurry, then this will have an effect on the behavior of investors," said Gianluigi Magri, an under secretary in the economics ministry, which has prepared a draft bill.