Sentence examples for offered a draft from inspiring English sources
A few days later, it offered a draft of principles for the company and another draft, of rights and responsibilities, to be put to the membership for ratification.
Australia offered a draft code in December, including "protocols" and guarantees that the phones of Indonesian politicians would not be monitored in the future.
When the Council went into closed session Tuesday, Syria, speaking on behalf of Arab countries, offered a draft resolution critical of Israel.
After Syria offered a draft resolution critical of Israel, the U.S. countered with a draft demanding that both sides cease violence and calling for a Palestinian state that would "live side by side" with the Israeli state.
That same month, Whitsitt also offered a draft of a letter for Pruitt to sign about the federal Bureau of Land Management's revised proposal of a rule on hydraulic fracturing, a drilling technique that has helped U.S. companies like Devon sharply expand output and profits.
Over the weekend, officials from the United Nations, backed by the European Union and many developing countries, offered a draft plan for talks over the next two years, including a statement that dangerous warming can be avoided only if industrialized countries cut emissions by 2020 to levels 25 to 40percentt below those of 1990.
The purpose of this article is to offer a draft framework for the design and conduct of a Formal Feasibility Study that, if implemented, could concretely support successful completion of high-quality research in a timely fashion.
The staff of the federal civil rights commission that held hearings into New York City's policing practices plans to offer a draft report of its findings that is sharply critical of the Police Department, according to two people familiar with the report.
Mr. Lugar offered a final draft dealing with concerns of his fellow Republicans, winning the support of Senators Bob Corker of Tennessee and Johnny Isakson of Georgia.
In return, the Ducks offered a conditional draft pick – either a third-round pick in 2016, or if the Ducks make the conference finals (and McGinn has played in more than half those playoff games), a second-round pick in 2017.
Chairman Fred Upton of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, Health subcommittee Chairman Joe Pitts, and Senate Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch have offered a discussion draft of legislation that would limit federal funding for CHIP for families above 250% of poverty and eliminate federal funding for those at 300% of poverty and above.
