Sentence examples for internal draft from inspiring English sources

The change effectively repudiated an internal draft regulation that proposed withdrawing federal protections from many isolated wetlands and intermittent streams, including many small waterways in the arid West.

"Treatment plants are not allowed under federal law to process mystery liquids, regardless of what the state tells them," explained one E.P.A. lawyer in an internal draft memo obtained by The Times.

In an internal draft document circulated earlier this year, the Chamber criticized the White House's legislative proposals on cybersecurity as "regulatory overreach" and cautioned that "layering new regulations on critical infrastructure will harm public-private partnerships".

"It is incredibly disappointing and irresponsible that someone took it upon themselves to share an internal, draft document with the press before we could discuss these matters with school communities and elected officials".

His comments came hours after the public disclosure of an internal draft report at the F.B.I. that sharply attacked the training, skills and management of the firearms bureau's employees and suggested that a homeland security reorganization plan could undercut F.B.I. authority in terror investigations.

viewed the Astros' internal draft page during the draft viewed internal notes on trade talks with other organizations, scouting reports on would-be draft picks and read evaluations of international players the Astros were looking at Correa was sentenced to 46 months in prison.

The FCC said that in response to our FOIA request, it reviewed about 4,600 records, including 3,000 emails and "internal drafts, memoranda, charts, outlines," and "notes".

A hospital-internal draft of a management protocol is shown in Figure 1.

But an internal White House draft, disclosed on Friday, identifies several such organizations that administration officials think can help them win enactment of the initiative.

However, an internal Department of Health draft report, leaked to the Guardian, says the department "cannot evidence the mechanism by which increased consultant presence and diagnostic tests at weekends will translate into lower mortality and reduced length of stay".

This is consistent with the pre-Gunderson APSCU strategy, apparently urged by House Republicans, described in a 2011 internal APSCU draft memo first disclosed by Republic Report.