Sentence examples for substantial rewriting from inspiring English sources

Creating the legal possibility to issue euro zone bonds, German officials suggest, would require a substantial rewriting of the European Union treaty, something most countries would be unwilling to do because it could require referendums in several countries where it lacked enough support.

As will become clear shortly, most versions of nominalism require a substantial rewriting of mathematical language.

The Council of Europe will decide whether to accept a substantial rewriting of the European Convention on Human Rights to allow national courts more powers.

We've done substantial rewriting and a ton of work to integrate the text, the music, and the Foley.

Additional data collection, analysis and interpretation, and substantial rewriting may require the skills of individuals not involved with the initial study design and report.

Thus, substantial rewriting of the text and an earlier flow-chart-like diagram (perhaps right in Figure 1, which has limited new information) might be useful to readers.

He called it "more an edit than a substantial rewrite".

Since then the "Leap of Faith" script has undergone a substantial rewrite, and composer Alan Menken and lyricist Glenn Slater have written five new songs for the Broadway production.

A substantial rewrite of his 2008 novel of the same name, Chris Beckett's Marcher (NewCon Press, £11.99) might be the first science-fiction novel to feature an immigration officer as its central character.

After the meeting, Campbell sent an e-mail to Blair's chief of staff, Jonathan Powell, which read, "Re dossier, substantial rewrite, with JS and Julian M in charge.... Structure as per TB's discussion.

His recommendations, delivered in a 20- to 30-page report, might range from minor tightening to substantial rewrites: more people would relate to this character if she had a sympathetic sidekick, for instance.