Sentence examples for rewritten to make from inspiring English sources

Yet witness reports were rewritten to make it seem like he had been felled by the enemy.

Facing potential legal obstacles, some politicians now say the law ought to be rewritten to make it easier to go after people like Mr. Assange.

Alfred Hitchcock's film adaptation could not get away with that; the story was rewritten to make it clear Maxim hadn't murdered Rebecca.

Attendance is unlikely to improve until the state education code is rewritten to make summer school mandatory for students who fail during the regular school year.

The experiences of the mutual pathfinders show that it is not even as if it is being rewritten to make it straightforward and simple for staff to take over the services they provide.

Brazil and India are leading a coalition that wants trade rules rewritten to make it clear that nations can violate patents and save money on, for example, AIDS or malaria drugs when they face an acute health crisis.

"There was a lot of writing and rewriting, to make it clear to myself," he said.

What would you have to rewrite to make it work on FaceBook for 300 million people, 400 million people?

Dhawan said that the film's script was complex and has multiple stories which required excessive writing and rewriting to make each character sound distinct.

The character underwent a series of rewrites to make her more well-rounded and kind before the 2012 cross-Canada tour.

Paterson's editorial policy for the fiction was aimed at younger readers, which led him to return a story by Brian Aldiss with a request for a rewrite to make it more suitable for teenaged readers.