Sentence examples for be redrafted to from inspiring English sources

The summary paper should be redrafted to accurately reflect these revised white papers, with strong involvement from the Senior Contributors.

Gyles recommended the laws be redrafted to create two regimes – one for "external" disclosures by journalists and other parties that had more safeguards and possible defences.

The EU's negotiating position detailed in the European council's so-called draft guidelines will also be redrafted to include mention of the European parliament's role, in a sign that MEPs are angling to play a greater part in shaping the talks.

European policymakers claim the technology will make a serious contribution to saving migrant lives on the sea, but sceptics say that the project is still primarily focused on preventing migrants reaching Europe at all, and legislation needs to be redrafted to put humanitarian concerns at the forefront of Eurosur's operations.

Officials of the American Bar Association, which has a similar provision in its Model Code of Judicial Conduct that has served as a model for a majority of the state codes promulgated, as in Minnesota, by state supreme courts, said today that the code would have to be redrafted to meet the court's First Amendment concerns.

The motion called for the treaty, agreed in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, to be redrafted to enable the government to refuse extradition requests if UK prosecutors have decided against beginning proceedings at home.

Reflecting Bratza's concerns, the paragraph has been redrafted to make it clear that the decision on whether the complaint has been properly considered at national level is one for the European judges to take.

First, subdivision (b) was redrafted to make it clear that if no third party files a petition to assert property rights, the trial court must determine whether the defendant has an interest in the property to be forfeited and the extent of that interest.

Today's announcement followed several days of postponements as the proposal was redrafted to emphasize what a senior E.P.A. official, Ben Grumbles, said at a briefing was the administration's commitment to the federal protection of wetlands "to the full extent possible under the Clean Water Act and the recent Supreme Court case".

The bill, which would allow voluntary cholesterol screening of all public schoolchildren, is being redrafted to "use existing resources" to conduct the testing, Wiley said.

The questionnaire was redrafted to produce the final version which covers aspects caregiver experiences.