Sentence examples for should be rewritten to from inspiring English sources

The Passover Haggadah should be rewritten to include the Holocaust".

By common consent, the legislation on surveillance is outdated and confusing and should be rewritten to reflect the massive changes in technology over the past 15 years.

Rose's case is sometimes held up as an example of why the A.D.A. should be rewritten to exclude primates as service animals.

ESPN's power is such that on nights like Sunday its nickname should be rewritten to be "The Worldwide Leader of Itself".

Perhaps this case study should be rewritten to encourage business leaders to think a little bit less about how much they're like Lincoln, and a little bit more about how their business decisions affect ordinary people in the real world.

As our editorial board has said many times, both parties' rules should be rewritten to guarantee that the number of delegates a candidate receives accurately reflects his percentage of the popular vote.

"The law should not be rewritten to prevent Microsoft, or any other company, from competing aggressively," Mr. Warden said.

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.

d) there are many sentences, starting by the title, that are impossible to understand and should be rewritten.

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

Experts in cognitive testing from the Cognitive Laboratory at the American Institutes for Research reviewed all of the items to identify those that should be rewritten.