Sentence examples for in drafts of from inspiring English sources
In drafts of her most important books, and in the template for Cosmo, she had stories of lesbians inside and outside of the workplace.
She does oppose at least one of the more controversial provisions reportedly in drafts of the deal, which would make U.S. laws that interfere with corporate profits in any way subject to arbitration in international courts.
How come they don't know now what they knew then?" One compromise described in drafts of the administration's proposal would reduce the government's role to a last line of defense for the mortgage market.
And in the months and weeks before the government presented its proposal in April to break up Microsoft, industry executives -- some rivals of Microsoft and some not -- were shown or read individual sentences and paragraphs in drafts of the remedies plan by government lawyers, who then asked if the provisions seemed sensible.
Mr. Bush hits the last theme hardest, and in drafts of the speech circulating in Washington he emphasizes that there is no room for error in making sure that the countries he named as part of an "axis of evil" -- Iraq, Iran and North Korea -- do not succeed in their weapons development programs.
Many of my colleagues now insist that students turn in drafts of papers and have their research notes available; they no longer give take-home exams without specific instructions about the subject, and they tell students when consulting with one another is appropriate.
Assistance by Bruce Boschek in drafting of the manuscript is gratefully acknowledged.
NB, ABD, SJC and SM participated in drafting of manuscript and preparation of final version.
WSC and JIL equally participated in drafting of the manuscript as first authors.
