Sentence examples for suggest draft from inspiring English sources

The Treasury has asked the Department for Media, Culture and Sport, along with other unprotected ministries, to suggest draft plans for a 10% cut to its budget.

But the New Jersey Democrats who are calling for his immediate resignation and who suggest drafting Senator Jon S. Corzine to run in a special election are taking their eyes off the ball.

Soon after the establishment of the Tang dynasty, during the reign of Emperor Taizong (r.626649), the threat of Göktürk tribesmen from the north prompted some court officials to suggest drafting corvée labourers to repair the aging Great Wall.

He had been asked why the President's suggested draft for an authorization to use force didn't say that there would be no "boots on the ground".

They suggested draft nutrition standards, and although the recommendations were absolutely nonbinding, the food and media industries erupted in opposition, forming an absurdly named lobbying group, the Sensible Food Policy Coalition ("Keep the government out of your kitchen!"), and seemingly managed to quash the release of a final report with actual recommendations.

These students and research assistants collected the data and suggested draft texts for parts of this study.

The suggested draft taxonomy highlights overlaps with current taxonomies, although this does not include non-identical parts of the safety problem and, as such, seems to offer new opportunities for improvement.

In the early 1990s, Herock was an executive with the Atlanta Falcons when he suggested drafting a specific player to Coach Jerry Glanville.

He suggested drafting a new accord that would "to a certain extent, increase the sovereignty of the Chechen republic" within Russia.

This was a procedural solution to a previous apparent contradiction, but the suggested drafting may not demonstrate sufficient proximity between the defendant's actions and what he was planning to steal.

In a November 2010 email obtained by the Mexican American Legal Defense Fund and presented as evidence in court, a Texas legislative staffer suggested drafting new districts by identifying communities with a large number of voters with "Spanish" surnames and low voter turnout, then lumping them together into an opportunity district.