Sentence examples for insert draft from inspiring English sources

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Senator Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, had inserted language drafted by the Energy Department into a military authorization bill that would let the department reclassify wastes so they could be kept in the storage tanks at the Savannah River Site in his state.

Optimists think that peer pressure will oblige countries to be as open and ambitious as possible in their INDCs.One surprise in Lima was an agreement to insert into the draft text of the new treaty a commitment to reach zero emissions of carbon (net of storage or absorption) by 2050.

So Daniel kept on having corrections and revisions to insert into his draft translation, which made his task more than usually tricky.

As a result of its efforts, Russia was able to insert into the draft negotiating document a key phrase it wanted over and over: "in accordance with national legislation".

The flash point in the law is a provision inserted in the draft last December by member governments.

The statement had been inserted into the draft report at a late stage in the preparation process, and after it had been sent to independent reviewers, including me, for comment.

Did Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's chief spin-doctor, insert in a late draft of an intelligence dossier published in September the claim that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction that could be launched within 45 minutes?

To be fair to the government, it would hardly be possible to employ another army of people to draft and insert individual explanations and justifications for any curious citizens interested in a couple of the thousands of lines of spending.

I have always written first drafts by hand, but I used to write subsequent drafts and insert pages on a typewriter.

But if Gibbon never finished his memoirs, and if it was his editor Lord Sheffield who took the sentence from one draft and inserted it into another, then this objection evaporates.