Sentence examples for the proposed draft from inspiring English sources

" We cannot abolish TS and BT, we can train them instead " – A Policymaker " We cannot abolish TS and BT, we can train them instead" – A Policymaker The proposed draft nursing practice law aimed to modernize a 40-year-old existing law.

A copy of the proposed draft decision was provided by a European diplomat.

Council diplomats and United Nations officials were asking today whether Arab nations in particular would accept the proposed draft.

A1 With Iraq's new constitution still in limbo, thousands of Sunni Arabs rallied in central and northern Iraq to protest the proposed draft.

According to the terms of the proposed draft order, every taxi in Los Angeles would have to become accessible via a mobile application similar to the ones used by Uber and Lyft.

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).

If this proposed draft of the Criminal Code passes the House in-tact, Zulfikar would no longer be able to "date anyone in Indonesia, let alone get married and have a family.

36 37 The recently proposed draft update to the HIQA Standards for Residential Care Settings for Older People in Ireland includes Theme 3 'Safe Service' whereby Standard 3.4.7 recommends that antimicrobial medication is given special consideration.

The EPA proposed draft rules in October 2009.

This month, the World Health Organization proposed draft guidelines recommending we limit our intake of added sugar to less than 5percentt of total calories in order to reduce our risk of developing chronic diseases.

Such measures are welcome if they provide a baseline for states that don't already have data breach laws (currently 48 out of 50 states do have laws on the books), but would be intrusive if they pre-empt state laws, since many states have stronger laws than the current proposed draft.