Sentence examples for a significant recasting from inspiring English sources

There was no suggestion from anybody on the Republican side that what had happened might justify a reconsideration of gun laws, let alone a significant recasting of them.

Sean O'Hare, remuneration partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said Cable's plans "represent the most significant recasting of executive pay rules for a decade".

The report calls for "some significant recasting" of civics and citizenship teaching, saying "serious gaps" have been identified.

T-test analysis showed a significant difference between the learners' preferences in two methods of CF. Recast and Metalinguistic feedback were better rated by the students who reported higher levels of anxiety in oral communication classes.

By recasting the recession as one of Mr. Obama's making, rather than as the legacy of George W. Bush, Mr. Romney, who is as close to a front-runner as the nascent Republican field can claim, is trying to pre-emptively parry what could be a significant threat to his party in 2012.

In some cases explanations are sought in a major conceptual recasting of an entire discipline.

Rather, Mr. Suro said, Judge Sotomayor's selection represents one significant step toward recasting the way Hispanics are viewed.

It also suggested a delicate public recasting of Ms. Diallo by her lawyers.

The figure is a recasting of one of the figures from the Royal Artillery Memorial in Hyde Park, London, UK.

Life Cycle Methodologies (LCMs) are currently not considered in details on the EPBD recast, but according also to recent researches, they might be important tasks in a future recast.

In an almost Orwellian recasting, he calls giving money "participating in an electoral debate".