Sentence examples for its own draft from inspiring English sources
There are signs Moscow is getting impatient: it submitted its own draft resolution on December 15th, a weak proposal that condemned violence by both the government and the opposition and contained no threat of sanctions.
The leader of a political coalition dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood said Tuesday that it was already preparing its own draft constitution, which it plans to present as a starting point to the constitutional committee.
When Japanese efforts to write a new document proved inadequate, MacArthur's government section prepared its own draft and presented it to the Japanese government as a basis for further deliberations.
When it comes to beer, the Carnival Vista makes its own draft beers at the onboard RedFrog Pub & Brewery.
In this regard, Mr Barroso, with the legislative resolutions and the obligation on the part of the Commission to respond – either with its own draft legislation or with a clear explanation for why it is not going to take action – we have made significant progress.
The committee is trying to meld its own draft with one put forward by the Kurds, officials said.
In due course, OCR on its own drafted amendments to Title IX which would make single-sex public schools pass muster with the federal educational authorities.
A producer on "The Vietnam War" discovered that Burns had misremembered his own draft number.
The Office of Management and Budget will consider the public comments and the views of agency officials and White House staff and then put together its own formal draft of the open-government rules.
Leaders of climate NGOs that regularly shadow the UNFCCC summits are apprehensive because they have heard the French government is preparing its own secret draft – the 2015 summit will be held in Paris – just the kind of activity that led to a fiasco at the 2009 summit in Copenhagen.
The wing has its own constitution, drafted by the men and ratified by popular vote, and transgressions or disputes are adjudicated at the wing meeting, with punishments agreed on by vote.
