Sentence examples for revised textbooks from inspiring English sources

A1 Outlining a 60-Day Plan for Iraq The top American civilian administrator in Iraq, L. Paul Bremer III, is to announce on Wednesday a 60-day recovery plan, including restoring power to prewar levels, resuming criminal courts, awarding mobile-telephone licenses and distributing revised textbooks to newly opened schools.

State curricula have to be revised; textbooks have to be rewritten; teachers have to be better educated; and selection committees at the state and local level have to insist on these improvements.

The new Europe, supporters of revised textbooks say, needs to develop its own set of shared heroes and villains, battles and revolts.

But a year and a half ago, Israel issued a revised textbook to offer what the country's "new historians" viewed as a more accurate, less propagandistic account of the Zionist state's many battles.

The revised textbook says the government found no evidence to prove that the so-called "comfort women" had been taken there by force.The textbook changes reflect new teaching guidelines set by the education ministry last year: these allow for books to be disqualified if they deviate too far from the government's official position, or from the goals outlined in basic education-policy.

Appointed secretary of education in 1992, Zedillo decentralized the public school system and attempted to revise textbooks and raise the literacy rate.

The episode came at a time of strongly swirling winds in this region, with North Korea feeling aggrieved over the Bush administration's plans to suspend negotiations with the North and with Japan being criticized for nationalists' efforts to revise textbooks to dilute responsibility for atrocities in World War II.

We resumed our late nights revising textbooks for Texas, which we referred to as Texafying.

He served with the 33rd Infantry in Panama, participated in historical work at the Army War College and served on the War Department general staff revising textbooks on military doctrine.

In summary, there seems to be a substantive deficit in what is being taught compared to what is currently known about the biology of morality and what has been known for at least the past seven years (roughly two cycles for revising textbook editions)—even though much information is already available in popular formats.

In response, Pearson submitted a revised text to the Texas education board on Wednesday — less than a week before the agency votes to approve textbooks to be used at the start of the 2015 academic year.