Sentences with phrase «see draft section»

In the CIOT's submission to the Government's consultation on the new offence the Institute said: «We welcome a statutory minimum threshold amount of tax evaded, see draft section 106F (2), although we do not think that # 5,000 is high enough.

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If people could see all of the drafts where the introduction didn't make sense and the method section was too long, would they still think I was a natural?

They staple all their work in these sections with their final drafts on top so that someone can flip through and see the work they've done along the way.

We have put together a one page Thinking Routines Matrix as a part of the new book, Making Thinking Visible (see the Current Work section of this website for more downloads from the draft of the book).

Use the credit report resources section in my site to see a draft letter.

As we've already seen (here and here), at least four key sections in Carlin's review of the EPA draft endangerment finding, not to mention his central premise, were lifted nearly whole from Pat Michaels» World Climate Report climate disinformation blog, without any attribution whatsoever.

I was an «expert reviewer» for the oceans section of the draft ar5 and when the report stated This abyssal warmimg I asked to see the data that supported this but they were never able to come up with snything at the time.

Documents seen by Reuters show how a draft of a key section of the International Agency for Research on Cancer's (IARC) assessment of glyphosate — a report that has prompted international disputes and multi-million-dollar lawsuits — underwent significant changes and deletions before the report was finalised and made public.

See how the jobseeker in the legal analyst resume sample claims «contract drafting» in his qualifications section, expands on this skill in his experience section, and additionally explains how his verbal communication skills with internal departments benefitted his employer by minimizing legal risks.

In drafting this section of the Native Title Report 2011 and the Social Justice Report 2011, I have been concerned about achieving a balance between what may be seen as the promotion of yet more negative views about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the need to address an issue that has serious implications for us as peoples.