Sentence examples for only in draft form from inspiring English sources

The measures are currently only in draft form, and still liable to change – something Selkis hopes he can bring about by being "assertive and convincing in our arguments".

The executive order setting an end-of-year deadline for its closure remained only in draft form last night, but was circulated to at least two news agencies.

But its existence, if only in draft form, has given the Liberian government a look at what lies ahead unless progress is made toward halting the trafficking in diamonds and arms.

Steven M. Zeidman, the director of the Committee for Modern Courts, said the survey results, which have been reported only in draft form, might help persuade legislators to break up the partisan logjams that have stopped proposals to reorganize the courts and revise the Rockefeller sentencing laws.

Jeannie Layson, a spokeswoman for the commission, emphasized that the proposed guidelines, which will be finalized this month, are still only in draft form, that they would apply to only the November election and that new regulations would be devised for later elections.

Although the legislation is only in draft form, the UK government hopes it will become law before the general election in May 2015.

(The paper is not yet published in any academic journal, and is only online in draft form. Some would consider it rather premature to issue a press release).

A bill to make it easier for the police and security services to intercept personal data has been published in draft form only, allowing for greater scrutiny before it becomes law, will please Lib Dem and Tory backbenchers angry at what they saw as plans for a "snooper's charter".

This is useful because it clearly states that the report is in draft form only. Mark each page with "Draft".

In draft form, SP 800-145 defines characteristics of cloud computing only, however, many more IT service characteristics are applicable that are not specific to cloud computing.

I suggested to the crown Prince that if he felt so strongly about this idea, even in draft form, why not put it on the record -- only then would anyone take it seriously.