Sentence examples similar to a heavily revised draft from inspiring English sources
This week, Michael Gove, the education secretary, has issued the final draft of his national curriculum, including a heavily revised version of the programme for teaching history to school pupils aged five to 14, a few months after his first attempt to introduce a new history curriculum met with near-universal derision from the entire historical profession.
In 1999 a heavily revised edition of the book was published.
It is, in fact, a heavily revised version of Goodman's Ph.D. thesis, A Study of Qualities.
For his 1981 Don't Give In album, Leon Patillo recorded a heavily revised version of "My Sweet Lord".
But they were disappointed by a revised draft.
At the United Nations on Friday, the United States and Britain circulated a revised draft resolution, the third version in less than two weeks.
Conflict of Interest Fast forward to the fall of 2013 and a 741 page Revised Draft Environmental Impact Statement (RDEIS) is released.
The heavily revised final draft removed references to an "impending crisis" in staffing and "unrealistic and unsustainable" hospital configuration and lack of timescales.
Description: Revised draft of a paper on connections between archaeology and historical linguistics.
Description: Revised draft with hand annotations.
