Sentence examples for submitting a draft to from inspiring English sources

In April 1990, after submitting a draft to the Presidential Council and the Federation Council, Ryzhkov's price reform was initiated.

Instead of passively submitting a draft to a faculty member or peer and asking "let me know what you think," students are required to reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of particular drafts and to ask readers direct, focused questions that get at the struggles they identify in their own work.

Submit a draft to the readers by April 15.

In the early 21st century a movement began to modernize the constitution, and a government committee submitted a draft to the Legislative Assembly in 2001.

And Carl Ruggles spent several of his early years writing an opera based on "The Sunken Bell" (1896), and even submitted a draft to the Metropolitan Opera, but he destroyed the score, recognizing (rightly) that he lacked the kind of talent to take on the challenge of the theatre.

I went to Wikipedia, registered an account, and submitted a draft to the Articles for Creation queue.

Such outside technical body would submit a draft to the Commission for finalization government level, following the well-tried methods introduced by the Code of principles concerning milk and milk products.

"I understand that you have a very responsible and difficult mission," said Galina Balmos, Minister of Social Protection, Family and Child, "We do our best to provide better conditions for you, and we have already submitted a draft to the Government on increasing the salaries of social workers".

For instance, although Kenya's AG played a key role in facilitating the development of the sexual offences bill, he was reluctant to present the bill in parliament for debate when the civil society groups initially submitted a draft to him [ 25].

The publishing process involves submitting a draft article to a publisher, which then gives copies to reviewers it selects, and who are unknown to the author.

The wage board was due to meet on Monday before submitting a draft proposal to the government.