Sentence examples for restructured and revised from inspiring English sources

His Pastoral Care is a fairly literal translation, but his Boethius is extensively restructured and revised to make explicit the Christian message that medieval commentators saw in that work.

CM participated in the conception and the design of the study and helped to draft, restructure and revise the manuscript.

"It's completely restructured and, well, awful".

The government was restructured and civil and military authority separated.

We have a restructured and more streamlined manuscript.

Then, over the years, he revised and revised the ballet.

In Afghanistan, the Priority Reform and Restructuring (PRR) process setup in 2004 was intended to facilitate recruitment of competent staff across the government using updated job descriptions and revised salary scales.

Well before the Labour administration left office in May 2010, the NPfIT came to face significant challenges which led to restructuring of NHS CFH and relevant parts of DH, the exit of two LSPs, ceding of more choice and freedom to Trusts, and revised contractual arrangements.

In our rush to reform education, we have forgotten a simple truth: reform will never be achieved by renewing appropriations, restructuring schools, rewriting curricula, and revising texts if we continue to demean and dishearten the human resources called the teacher on whom so much depends (Palmer, 1998/2007, p. 4).

"There's no doubt that they are restructuring and rebuilding".

"I was just constantly revising and revising.