Sentence examples for * redrafted in from inspiring English sources

Many wills were redrafted in the last decade to take into account the increasing federal estate tax exemption.

Some that were approved by the court had been redrafted in 1973, but the court did not reinstate the penalty that year.

Some that were approved by the court had been redrafted in 1973, but the court did not reinstate the pen alty that year.

It was redrafted in 1216, 1217, and 1225, and confirmed in English law in 1297 – 81 years after John's death rumoured from dysentery or a surfeit of peaches.

Just as the criminal justice bill was being redrafted in an attempt to outlaw dance music, they took repetitive beats to Glastonbury, the biggest live stage of all.

Manchester police have paid compensation to Stoke City supporters after a widely reported incident last year, but it is important that the provisions are redrafted in the current legislation.

But the Bush order cries out for redrafting in narrower, more careful terms.

Newly redrafted GCSEs in French, Spanish and German will be introduced in 2016.

But Congress redrafted the law in 1996, with minor modifications, and it has withstood other challenges made since then.

All of the necessary flight paperwork had to be redrafted, indicating the change in destination.

In fact it's her first novel redrafted for the 23rd time in just about as many years.