Sentence examples for it redraft from inspiring English sources

'I say, edit it, rework it, redraft it, send it back in two years.

It redrafts history by showing the asteroid that supposedly annihilated the dinosaurs 65 million years ago bypassing Earth.

And we'll continue to provide comments to the IRS as it redrafts a proposal that defines election activities.

In early July it announced it would redraft Tylenol labeling to include a new warning: People who consume three or more alcoholic drinks a day should consult a doctor before taking the drug, and heavy drinkers "may be at increased risk for liver damage when taking more than the recommended dose (overdose)of Tylenol".

The Department for Education said it would redraft safeguarding guidelines to include advice on FGM, but while other government ministers spoke out against the practice and the new measures being taken, until now the education secretary has remained silent.

"He helped me redraft it so it was accurate - but within 24 hours it had been changed back again.

If it found a remedial plan was insufficient, she said, the state could order the district to redraft it, and if it was still lacking, the matter could end up in court.

Originally, the government had drafted the bill to give the immigration minister discretion to remove citizenship from dual nationals but it was redrafted due to constitutional issues.

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.

My editors sent it back and asked that I redraft what I had into something that looked at the margins of the culture-at-large.

Mr. Orban has been able to redraft it because he has an unusually large parliamentary majority.