(ii) If a subsequence was inserted in the reference-guided draft between two adjacent scaffolds, such scaffolds and the inserted subsequence were concatenated into one scaffold); 17 gaps were filled in this manner.
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.
The three-year rule had been inserted in the N.F.L. constitution in 1990, but when Swann's eligibility for the draft developed in 1991, the N.F.L. was involved in other legal cases, notably those involving Freeman McNeil and Marvin Powell.
One easy fix is to buy an inch-thick strip of foam, sometimes called a draft stopper, that can be cut to size and inserted in the gaps along the sashes (around $10 for a canister).
If passed, it will be inserted in the New York City Health Code.
A tester inserted in the center should come out dry.
It will be inserted in the document.
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".
He cites two examples: the Social Platform's campaign for new anti-discrimination legislation, and its effort to insert a clause in the draft EU constitution, making consultation with civil society a legal obligation.This last (successful) campaign was, perhaps, a tad self-interested.
The plan was also seen by some, like Monnet, who crossed out Reuter's mention of 'supranational' in the draft and inserted 'federation', as a first step to a "European federation".
