Sentence examples for redrafting the rules from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. is now redrafting the rules under which accountants operate, though its chairman, Harvey Pitt, is still resisting doing what it will take.

He did not specify those techniques, but he said that he had asked Britain's top military officer, Gen. Sir David Richards, to redraft the rules so that only "defined people in defined circumstances" could use them.

In announcing the move, officials at the Mayor's Office of Film, Theater and Broadcasting said they would redraft the rules, intended to apply to commercial film and photography productions, to address complaints that they could be too broadly applied.

At least now the US government has reverted to a framework that respects international law, reversing the advice of six Bush-era lawyers who redrafted the rules on torture.

A7 NEW YORK/REGION B1-5 New YoRetreatsFromeatsFRulesules on Camera Use City officials backed off new rules that could have forced tourists taking snapshots in Times Square and filmmakers capturing that only-in-New-York street corner to obtain permits and $1 million in liability insurance, saying they would redraft the rules to address complaints that they could be too broadly applied.

Spencer Abraham, the energy secretary, said in a letter to the chairman of the board that the department would work with the board to redraft the rule and that "any final rule will reflect my policy that safety standards will not be written by contractors".

"There are attempts being made to redraft the convention.

So we're redrafting the program to make it generic".

It's a con; an excuse for redrafting the social contract on behalf of the elite.

Williams suggested redrafting the bill using models suggested by himself or the Law Council.

All authors contributed to redrafting the manuscript.