Sentence examples for publishing the draft from inspiring English sources

But in an equally unusual move, another judge on the court, Eric L. Clay, rebuked Judge Boggs in his concurring opinion, saying that publishing the draft opinion was misleading because it had "no legal meaning".

The United States trade representative, Robert B. Zoellick, said publishing the draft text well in advance of the completion of the negotiations would make creating the trade area more transparent, and he said he hoped it would also increase support for the initiative.

Foreign Secretary William Hague told the BBC that publishing the draft bill was a "demonstration of our commitment to a referendum".

The Department for Education said Mr Gove was determined to make English teaching at primary schools "more rigorous" and was publishing the draft programme of study now for informal consultation.

Around 100 Conservative backbenchers and ministerial aides are expected to back the amendment or abstain, but the party leadership is hoping to reduce this number by publishing the draft bill.

In response, Cameron, seeking to quell accusations of weakness and a surge in support for Ukip, published the draft bill.

A script leak is not the same as piracy of the film itself, and no one has actually yet dared publish the draft screenplay for The Hateful Eight.

But these and other inflammatory passages were edited out of the final version.The story came out because a distinguished catholic weekly, Tygodnik Powszechny, published the draft, showing the edits.

Last week, the government published the draft investigatory powers bill, which writes into law existing surveillance activities and proposes sweeping new powers for the security and intelligence agencies.

Salmond is planning to publish the draft referendum bill in the next few weeks but his opponents believe the latest policy switch is proof of his desperation.

He even published the draft chapter of a rewritten cabinet manual setting out the procedure he proposed for negotiations between the parties.