Sentence examples for were rewritten so that from inspiring English sources

In the present study, the items of CG-B (Cross-Gender, Boy only) and CG-C (Cross-Gender, Girl only) were rewritten so that parents of either boys or girls could answer.

Shakespeare had been rewritten so that Caesar shouted "Hail Schumer".

Can some sentences be rewritten so that the noun and pronoun switch places?

Specifically, she wants the mission statements of the Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority to be rewritten so that "growth and innovation" become part of regulators' "raison d'être".

Clearly the nuclear bargain must be rewritten so that states no longer have the right to make their own enriched fuel.

The original deal for operating Iraq's largest field – half as big as the entire North Sea – has been rewritten so that BP will be immediately compensated for civil disruption or government decisions to cut production.

Dozens of drug makers, food companies and businesses that market dietary supplements have provided written suggestions to the F.D.A. on how the rules should be rewritten so that they can more easily promote their products.

Past practice at other companies suggests that Microsoft options would be rewritten so that employees ended up with most of their wealth tied to the stock of whichever Microsoft offshoot they joined.

It represents the new Allied States of America, a country led by a boyish puppet president but run by a malevolent senior statesman who has apparently ordered that all textbooks be rewritten so that the United States' withdrawal from Vietnam is recounted as a failure of will.

SHANGHAI, March 12 - Local statutes for Hong Kong will be rewritten so that its next leader will serve only a two-year term, the Chinese territory's top officials announced late Saturday night, in a step that democracy advocates warned could set off a constitutional crisis.

One can, for example, modify clause (5) by requiring that all free occurrences of y in M are rewritten so that they do not become bound after substitution.