Sentence examples for should be rewritten in from inspiring English sources

Turkey's constitution does indeed need a makeover, but it should be rewritten in consultation with other political parties and interest groups, and not as an AK project.

With his habitual tendency to speculate, Einstein has said that his experience has convinced him that all history should be rewritten in order to allow a greater place in the chronicles for "mass psychology" — a sort of unknown X, or aces running wild, in human affairs.

To derive the LOD for ISS in the DCT domain, the test statistic (41) should be rewritten in a more tractable form.

These should be rewritten in such a way that the figures can be independently understood.

Minor changes: a) The last sentence of the abstract is hard to understand, and should be rewritten in plainer English.

In view of this, the entire dataset must be reinterpreted as MAF1 and POLIII likely affecting the activity of the enhancer region at the CDKN1A locus, and the manuscript should be rewritten in light of this fact.

If Markovian jumping does not occur at the impulsive time instants, the Lyapunov parameter (P_{j}) should be rewritten as (P_{i}) in (17).

Final drafts should be rewritten and may be presented in another future class.

By common consent, the legislation on surveillance is outdated and confusing and should be rewritten to reflect the massive changes in technology over the past 15 years.

But, "I am not the person to judge" whether the Arctic findings suggest that estimates of climate change in coming decades should be rewritten, she added.

An earlier draft version of the Brighton Declaration - released in February - said the European Convention on Human Rights should be rewritten so that it includes two key principles.