Sentence examples for a different redaction from inspiring English sources

The manuscript carries a different redaction of the text, but it can be used to correct the printed editions and should form the basis of a future critical edition.

As another great Techdirt post this week – US releases redacted document twice … with different redactions – illustrates, many of the intelligence community's classification decisions seem to be based more on a desire to avoid criticism than clear national security interests.

Ficino produced both a vernacular and a Latin version of this work; the vernacular version was published in 1474, whereas the Latin came out in 1476, even as Ficino seems to have published two later, different redactions (Kristeller 1938, 1: lxxviii).

(Occasionally the author adds a terse footnote to a redaction he feels especially sore about).

The drafts were consolidated in committee, and a new redaction of the 1997 law was adopted in July.

The F.B.I. sent my manuscript to various departments in the Bureau, and after a three-month review process there was not a single redaction.

A later redaction of the "ancient version" was made by Fan Yingyuan in the Song dynasty.

Milton's textbook is a redaction of Ramus's methods.

But if it is, it's behind a redaction".

That is an intriguing redaction; it's not the only one in Goodman's letter.

The pages, with a number of redactions, detail an exhaustive investigation by the university.