Sentence examples for referred to a draft from inspiring English sources
That provision referred to a draft, Colonel Davis said.
An Israeli foreign ministry spokesman, Yigal Palmor, played down the Haaretz report, saying it referred to a "draft resolution that may be amended before it is adopted".
Ministers first referred to a draft data sharing bill in July 2013, when Lord Wallace of Saltaire told the Lords: "We are considering whether or not to draft a data sharing and data matching bill for the consideration of the house.
Iraqi and American officials said his comments seemed to refer to a draft of the agreement that had already been superseded by a version delivered Thursday by the Americans.
"They will obviously have to remove the references to us and Fed," a Bank of England official said in a June 2008 e-mail, referring to a draft of the trade group's proposal.
Mr. Gingrich was referring to a draft recommendation of the United States Preventive Services Task Force, which concluded after five clinical trials that healthy men should no longer receive a P.S.A. blood test to screen for prostate cancer because the test does not save lives over all and often leads to treatments causing pain, impotence and incontinence for many.
Mr. Gingrich was referring to a draft recommendation of the United States Preventive Services Task Force that concluded after five clinical trials that healthy men should no longer receive a P.S.A. blood test to screen for prostate cancer because the test does not save lives over all and often leads to treatments causing pain, impotence and incontinence for many.
In several of his critical comments, Mr. Maliki referred to "a first draft," suggesting that his comments might not apply to the latest one.
The draft document referred to a new intermediate class between First and Standard.
For instance, when quoted by name, a Security Council ambassador will refer to a controversial draft resolution along these lines: "It's an interesting proposal.
By late fall, an American envoy to the Middle East was dispatched with what briefers referred to as "a draft of a proposed road map" containing some unsurprising suggestions for both Israelis and Palestinians.
