Sentence examples for paper drawing up from inspiring English sources

So we'll explore what a conversation might feel like, first with pen and paper – drawing up flowcharts, sample dialogue - and once we have some logic laid out, we'll code it up and see what it feels like when it's in your hand, on a small screen - and we see what all the edge cases we hadn't thought about lead to!

Here is the eight-page issue paper drawn up by the committee setting out the themes of its inquiry (pdf).

The dangers of the latter approach were summed up most tellingly in a leaked paper drawn up by two officials at Israel's ministry of foreign affairs.

The paper drawn up by the Association of Drainage Authorities (ADA) said: "We have had the five wettest years since 2000.

A leaked Whitehall paper drawn up in March suggested a number of further cuts for consideration such as reducing eligibility for Carers' Allowance, and limits on child benefit.

An options paper drawn up by Ukraine's defence ministry is to be discussed this week during a visit by US Defence Secretary Ash Carter, who has been touring the world gathering support for the war against the extremist jihadist group.

An e-petition has been launched by Campaign for the Public University, condemning the government's higher education white paper and urging it to implement the alternative white paper drawn up by academics in the summer.

A paper drawn up by Ms. Kuneva will argue that the use of data by advertisers is part of the price consumers must expect to pay for free content on the Internet.

Although ministers have said that such a move would be "unfair and wrong", the paper drawn up by Gale advises councils how to ensure out-of-borough placements can be framed to avoid legal challenge.

A briefing paper drawn up for ministers and Ministry of Defence officials argues that physical "movements under the MDA do not involve nuclear weapons or devices" and therefore the agreement does not contravene the letter of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty (NPT).

Former international development minister Alan Duncan said the paper, drawn up by a cross-governmental body of officials, was "an unrealistic desktop exercise" that took no account of the tribal forces that would be unleashed if Gaddafi's government fell.