Sentence examples for the draft outlines from inspiring English sources

In the dry language of a technical committee, the draft outlines an increasingly dire situation.

The draft outlines evidence of "large-scale warming resulting primarily from anthropogenic increases in greenhouse gas concentrations".

An Agency's Erosions The Gehman board will conclude that many of the shuttle's problems stem from an erosion in the space agency's decision-making process and safety culture, according to the draft outline of its report.

EW, SS, RP-S, CMG, PV, JV, ML participated in the draft outline and contributed to content.

The Litmus Test is somewhat similar to the method used by the McMaster Health Forum in that it is a key informant interview approach which allows the researchers to 1) gather input about the draft outline for the policy brief to support a stakeholder dialogue, 2) help frame the problem, and 3) identify other key informants who might be able to provide further input.

The IASB exposure draft outlines sticky issues not yet tackled by FASB.

This informational draft outlines the operation of a transparent SIP NAT/firewall proxy which makes modifications to SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) headers and SDP (Session Description Protocol) fields.

The JPS draft outline denigrated strategic bombing and declared that an invasion of the home islands was the only means of defeating Japan, but Hansell successfully argued that an invasion should only be a contingency if bombing and a sea blockade of Japan failed to compel a surrender.

The draft document outlines a "more assertive" approach to promoting British values and "challenging the extremists who fundamentally oppose them". .

The draft brief outlines proposed future research, which will focus on exposing animals to a mixture of isoflavones to better mirror infants' actual exposure to soy formula.

The draft guidance outlines the risk assessment procedure for new active pharmaceutical substances, their metabolites, and possibly excipients (the inert substances in which a drug is delivered) if they are deemed similar to chemicals with known adverse environmental effects.