Sentence examples for were to be rewritten from inspiring English sources

Illustrated the Tories' plans to occupy what he called the "common ground" of British politics, as Labour moves to the left under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, by announcing that GPs' contracts were to be rewritten to ensure the NHS becomes a true seven-day service.

"Last March, Gordon Brown told the Commons that the interrogation policy was to be rewritten and that it would then be made public," MacArthur added.

Before receiving its definitive form, however, this work was to be rewritten in two distinct intermediate versions in manuscript: Novembre (1842) and a preliminary draft entitled L'Éducation sentimentale (1843 45).

For those of you who missed it, they key changes are these: Clause 1 of the party's constitution, which currently commits Labour to being a political party primarily focused on winning elections, is to be rewritten.

Mr Woodhouse has an obsession with vitamin pills, Jane Fairfax plays the tenor saxophone and Frank Churchill has been living in Australia: meet the cast of the modern-day Emma, which is to be rewritten for the social media generation by Alexander McCall Smith.

It was amid the growing realisation that MI5 had been caught, and that its role in the torture of British citizens was becoming clearer, that Gordon Brown told the Commons on 18 March that the interrogation policy was to be rewritten and then reviewed by the ISC.

"It would now appear that these are to be rewritten to incorporate non-contractual loans from independent third parties and other non-contractual matters.

These rules are expected to be rewritten.

History of course is made to be rewritten.

"Our cultural history must not be allowed to be rewritten".

Perhaps living in a country where history is something to be rewritten rather than preserved plays some part in this indifference.