Sentence examples for redrafting that from inspiring English sources

How could he hope to go back to his previous work — to write elaborate narratives of crime and detection, full of plots and counterplots, with all the necessary corrections and revisions and redrafting that a writer must do?

The Democrats have objected to any redrafting that they say would dilute the voting strength of their constituents, and efforts by Republicans to do so sent Democrats of both houses over state lines this summer to avoid a vote.

Bay and Smith were attracted to the project based on a redraft that would reduce its budget.

The EHRC said it was involved in redrafting sections in guidance that said that Muslim and other groups were permitted to voluntarily segregate men and women at events.

He was also majority leader of a 1967 convention that redrafted the state Constitution.

A spurt of resource nationalism unleashed by the pré-sal finds led the government to redraft auction rules that had been in force since the firm was part-privatised and lost its national monopoly at the end of the 1990s.

Kennedy estimates that it will take a year to redraft and that a new plan would not kick in until 2009 or 2010.

The crown never lived up to the full terms of the agreement, and in his later years Columbus was constantly insisting on his rights, drafting and redrafting a set of petitions that have become known as the "Book of Privileges".

Beatty was the film's producer and lead actor, but that was not enough; the control he sought was like that of a poet redrafting a sonnet, or a dictator bending a nation to his will.

This meeting, known as the World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT), will be focused on redrafting a 1988 treaty that actually governs the ITU.

The minimum that is required is substantial redrafting on the lines of the Lib Dem Sheffield motion.