Sentence examples for redrafted it from inspiring English sources

But the sad truth is that while a solution exists and has been drafted and redrafted, it is not likely to be implemented.

But the plan which President Bush negotiated with President Felipe Calder?f Mexico without the input of legislators in the two countries -- almost fell apart after Congressional Democrats redrafted it to require Mexico to meet certain human rights conditions to get access to all of the money.

Is it the January 27th order, which was so obviously legally flawed it failed, for example, to even consider the due-process rights of long-term permanent residents that, after a few scathing legal losses, Administration lawyers withdrew and redrafted it?

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

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

He insisted I went down to his summer house in Biarritz to redraft it.

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

Technology helps us to publish any old cobblers, then allows us to redraft it again and again.

He said it did not contain any sensational material and that Mr Shahzad had been in the process of redrafting it when he was killed.

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.

And so, in 1738, Du Châtelet withdrew her Foundations from imminent publication in order to massively redraft it.