Sentence examples for relevant draft from inspiring English sources

The "Maxwellisation" process – the name comes from a case involving the disgraced media magnate Robert Maxwell – means those who have been criticised will have received relevant draft passages before publication of the final report.

"I met with the NAO last month to share what I understood about the facts in my case, and to review the relevant draft section of their report for factual accuracy.

His report has also been held up by the "Maxwellisation" process, whereby witnesses that the inquiry intends to criticise are given relevant draft passages to which they can respond.

The trio would also have a say in all relevant Greek draft legislation before it is presented to parliament.

During each eight-hour shift, curators were presented with a continuously refreshing list of trending terms they had to sort through and identify as junk or relevant, and draft descriptions for those topics.

A documentation review of the relevant legislation, draft laws, and the National Mental Health Strategy was also conducted.

Work will include meeting with faculty to determine curricular needs, conducting primary (when possible) and secondary research on case study topics including background on topic and relevant law, drafting and editing case studies and accompanying exhibits, suggesting supplemental readings and materials, and developing teaching notes – all in close collaboration with HLS faculty.

The members were carefully selected to ensure that all major parties are equally represented and that there are Constitutional Assembly members from all relevant committees drafting the new constitution.

JMO: Has been involved in screening of studies, retrieving potentially relevant studies, drafting the manuscript and revised it critically for statistical content.

The fiscal 2017 budget resolution asked the relevant committees to draft a health bill by Jan . 27 but legislation was not passed through those panels until early March.

After finding time to shuffle his cabinet on October 5th, the prime minister promptly instructed the relevant ministers to draft fresh legislation to cover nuclear disasters and to strengthen existing laws on safety standards for nuclear reactors and related plants.