Sentence examples for referred to in the draft from inspiring English sources

Shipping and aviation were referred to in the world's previous climate change deal, the Kyoto Protocol, and were still referred to in the draft of the Paris Agreement until just a few days before it was signed.

"Lack of legal certainty over the definitions of terms such as 'extremism' referred to in the draft guidance on the use of the power means that universities will not know with sufficient certainty whether they risk being found in breach of the new duty," it said.

The death was referred to in the report by prison inspectors but details are not included as it happened after a draft was completed.

BuzzFeed later accepted that this was the case and that "nobody in Jeremy Corbyn's office or Labour HQ saw or edited the draft referred to in our [BuzzFeed's] original story".

So was general manager Les Snead, who referred to Sam after the draft as a "designated pass rusher".

This version has been described as "the most inexplicable" of the drafts and is sometimes referred to as the "second draft".

"This is a fabulous achievement," said Ian Tattersall, a paleontologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, referring to the draft Neanderthal genome that Dr. Paabo's team describes in Thursday's issue of Science.

"They honestly thought they had been narrowing the law," said the Democratic aide, referring to the draft legislation.

"We're already talking about Ping-Pong balls again in Cleveland, the eternal optimists," said Kelley, a lawyer, referring to the draft lottery.

Step 1 refers to the draft model generation using bidirectional blast (BBH) and database/literature searches.

In several of his critical comments, Mr. Maliki referred to "a first draft," suggesting that his comments might not apply to the latest one.