Sentence examples for redrafting as from inspiring English sources

Session 17: Redrafting As above.

The Austrian government on Wednesday approved revising a century-old law on Islam in an attempt to modernize its provisions and diminish foreign influence — though some Muslim groups have condemned elements of the redrafting as distrustful, unfair, and unconstitutional.

As it happens, the Hormone Monster slightly resembles one of Maurice Sendak's Wild Things redrafted as a satyr.

The story of Urizen's rise was set out in The First Book of Urizen (1794) and then, more ambitiously, in the unfinished manuscript Vala (later redrafted as The Four Zoas), written from about 1796 to about 1807.

The instructions on the welcome screen and questions will be drafted according to survey methodology best practice and will be tested and redrafted as necessary by the study team.

What is to be gained by purging atrocities of ideological content and redrafting them as an exercise in style?

The story was originally conceptualized as a television series entitled The Hive (a reference to the constant calls and conversations sounding like bees buzzing), but D'Ovidio decided to redraft it as a film on realizing that "the operators couldn't be the ones kicking in doors and going out into the field" all the time.

"I think that some may believe such 'late in the day' redrafting is relatively contentious, as it potentially allows clubs to escape an outright ban from European competition".

But he questions whether this supports the development of other writing skills such as reviewing and redrafting cohesive texts.

The new foreign minister, Koichiro Gemba, 47, is the son of a sake brewer who worked on redrafting Japan's energy policy as national policy minister in the previous administration.

Tory health spokesman Darren Millar said redrafting the report undermined the credibility of the NCF as well as the wider process of reconfiguring health services in Wales.