Sentence examples for the proposed document from inspiring English sources

He could also simply throw out the proposed document when it comes and hold elections using money from diamonds and indigenisation.

Only five months ago, at a treaty conference convened by a U.N. agency called the International Telecommunication Union, the U.S. delegation stormed out, refusing to sign the proposed document, saying it posed a threat to the current, decentralized Internet governance system.

Delhi also clarified that Kathmandu was free to amend and modify the proposed document.

The red rallies have also attracted large crowds and significant opposition to the land clauses in the proposed document.

The proposed document also drew from the constitutions of other states in the United States, including Louisiana, Missouri, and Tennessee.

The motion to delete Article 9 of the proposed document, which protected the rights of slave owners, failed by a vote of 16 26.

The goal of this proposed document is to maximize optimal outcomes and benefit the greatest number of prospective mothers and newborns, minimize overall morbidity, and improve overall survival among this unique patient population.

An integrated supercritical fluid technology with power cogeneration to produce biodiesel fuels, with no need for the costly separations involved with the conventional technology, is proposed, documented for technical and economic feasibility, and preliminarily designed.

It may not sound like much, but the attempted insertion of the word "recalls" in place of "reaffirms" about previous women's rights agreements by the Holy See in the first line of the proposed draft document set the tone for much of the negotiations at this year's UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).

In an effort to reach consensus, the translation companies were asked to review the proposed process document and provide constructive feedback including, if applicable, an indication of agreement with the process described.

The Global Commission, which includes former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, businessman Richard Branson and the former presidents of Colombia and Brazil, released a similar statement on Friday, calling the proposed outcome document "long on rhetoric and short on substance".