Sentence examples similar to nascent draft from inspiring English sources
In an address to the conference on Monday, Mr. Kerry endorsed the nascent efforts to draft a code of conduct to discourage military incidents in the South China Sea.
Emerson's practice of keeping journals combined the early-modern commonplace book with fragments of his own nascent essays, verse and drafts of letters.
Anti-monopoly legislation will be drafted in the near future to make nascent markets more competitive.
Stryker's analysis of the complexities of nascent post-revolution Cuba is captured in an Italian manuscript draft of the book she prepared for publication in Italy, housed in the Manuscript Materials Series.
The work will include drafting and editing sections about current marine issues, including: the nascent California offshore wind industry; the legal framework for marine scientific research; and examination of the status of the ocean as a commons.
It is early in free agency, early in the offseason, and the Jets will sign players, draft others, and fashion a full team in 2013 that they hope will reflect the nascent phases of John Idzik's plan for sustainable success.
CAIRO — Egyptians living abroad began casting ballots on Wednesday in a bitterly divisive referendum on an Islamist-backed draft constitution, the start of a vote that has become a test of the country's nascent democracy.
When book number two was in its nascent stages I happily rhapsodized about it every chance I got, and now that I'm closer to completing a viable draft that could conceivably be read, and judged, by other people, I break out in a cold sweat just thinking about it, forget talking about it!
That can stymie nascent breakthroughs.
Navigating these nascent sites is fairly straightforward.
