Sentence examples for wording of the draft from inspiring English sources

"We are concerned that the wording of the draft leaves room for misunderstanding," says Fiona Nicholson of Education Otherwise.

The current wording of the draft bill requires the judge to review the 'process' undertaken by the home secretary in the same way applied to a judicial review".

He altered the wording of the draft so that the proposal came from the United States to Great Britain, rather than the reverse.

By nightfall on Saturday, however, there was no news on progress in the talks, apart from Iranian media reports that the negotiations had hit a stumbling block over the wording of the draft agreement.

But HMRC said that it had been forced to take another look at the wording of the draft legislation after receiving a number of complaints about the definition of a "bank".

The wording of the draft resolution suggests the UK for the first time accepts the need for international experts to monitor human rights abuses in Yemen, and to report on them to the UN human rights commissioner.

But the narrow wording of the draft--focused on implanting rather than creating clones--and previously released guidelines that encourage human stem cell research have allayed such fears.

I've written about 60,000 words of the draft so far.

It said its review of hundreds of advertisements showed that while many provided the public with important information about city services, the "great majority of them appear to be congratulatory and self-promotional, and arguably do not provide an important public benefit or serve the public interest," in the words of the draft report.

The joint statement issued avoided the relatively tough wording of the earlier draft, and, indeed, any specific mention of the South China Sea at all.

"Illegal" was also the wording of the U.N. Security Council draft resolution supported by every member except China, which abstained, and Russia, which vetoed it.