Sentence examples for introducing a drafting from inspiring English sources
As we speak, the Board of Supervisors is meeting – and Chiu is introducing a drafting request that will start a multi-week process of hammering out the details to pull this ambitious plan off.
But leaving the system as it is "would not be in the national interest", noted Ed Davey, the energy secretary, when introducing a draft bill on May 22nd.
Gas liquid mass transfer has been studied in highly viscous Newtonian and non-Newtonian liquids contained in (i) a bubble column of 0.14 m diameter and (ii) an air-lift reactor formed by introducing a draft tube, 0.09 m in diameter, into the bubble column.
The new so-called authorities began by introducing a draft law to revise the language policy, which was a direct infringement on the rights of ethnic minorities.
Russia has implicitly threatened to internationalize the Syrian crisis when it surprised Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by introducing a draft resolution in the UNSC earlier this week, forcing him to approve a process that will ultimately topple his regime through Arab and international accountability and monitoring.
Health Minister Allan Rock introduced a draft bill to ban the cloning of human beings.
Last January, the European Commission introduced a draft proposal for new data protection rules.
In order to improve this parameter, we introduced a draft tube in the reactor thus obtaining a gas-liquid-solid draft tube spouted bed bioreactor.
Lebanon on Wednesday introduced a draft resolution in the Security Council condemning Israeli settlement expansion on West Bank territory occupied since 1967.
[Page 15] COUNTDOWN TO SOVEREIGNTY -- The United States and Britain introduced a draft Security Council resolution on the transfer of power that left open the authority of a United States-led force.
Even after the United States introduced a draft proposal in 1983, there was virtually no progress until this year, when Reagan Administration officials reported "increased participation" by Moscow.
