Sentence examples for marked draft from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi document is marked "Draft FFCD Version 3 (20.12.95)," meaning it was preparatory for the "Full, Final, Complete Disclosure" that Iraq made to United Nations inspectors in March 1996.

Although this aspect of the report has not been reported in the press, the sections on regulation in the report that was presented at the AAAS meeting were marked "Draft" and were clearly not in final form.

The authority asserted that the Times misrepresented the nature of the document, because it was a PowerPoint that was marked draft.

Marked "draft" and with a planned foreword by the home secretary, Theresa May – yet to be written – the strategy proposes banning people from entering the UK if they are seen to have "undermined British values" abroad.

"I have no idea why the gun was in there," said Dr. Scelsa, as he passed other tellers' windows marked "Drafts-Money Orders," "Foreign Exchange" and "Paying-Receiving".

In the folder marked "drafts" an already prepared text would protect him from the shadows that awaited him below.

He marked a draft majority opinion that Burger circulated that year in a case concerning civil commitment to mental hospitals with a grade of "C-minus" and the comment "The expert in psych!" He gave interviews to Scott Armstrong, co-author of "The Brethren," a 1979 best-seller about tensions inside the Burger court.

However, although the story was marked as "draft", and was not in any way intended to be published, it somehow appeared in our public RSS feed.

There's the usual autosave feature that any serious online word processor has, but it also provides a manual "mark draft" button at the top-right corner, because serious writing happens in stages.

To further support engineers, new models are initially marked as drafts and their visibility limited to the model owner and any contributors explicitly invited.

The 80-page draft, marked "Confidential -- Not for Distribution Draft Jan . 9 2003," was posted in midafternoon on the Web site of the Center for Public Integrity, www.