Sentence examples similar to when reworded from inspiring English sources
Michael Bidart, a Claremont attorney who was a leading litigator of claims in the Northridge earthquake, said any dispute over the adequacy of insurance policies in the present situation would have to resolve this question: Did the insurance companies give "adequate notice of a reduction of coverage" when they reworded their policies, so that policyholders realized what was happening?
Facebook has reworded the notification that appears when a user hits the 'x' associated with stories in their Mini-Feed.
The line became: "but we cannot go back to the time when our citizens were left to fend for themselves". Reworded, it was quickly forgotten.
Liberal MP Andrew McLachlan wants the proposal reworded so police can only use scanners when someone refuses to present ID, or if they try and use a fake.
As per Reviewer #2's request, we have renamed the figures and reworded the conclusions so that it is clear when we are proposing a model to explain the results as well as to acknowledge a wider range of possible interpretations of our data.
Though Gene Ryan, the president of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 3, admitted "maybe I need to reword that," when asked about the statement he made earlier on Wednesday, he largely defended the remarks.
Do not be a blabber mouth but don't leave everything unspoken either, when possible try to reword your sentence to make it more deep or appealing.
The remaining items will be reworded to make them relevant to visits, for example 'I had little control over the things that happened today when I spent time with my family member' and 'I felt helpless in dealing with the problems I experienced during my visit today'.
I've reworded that sentence.
The Russians backdated and reworded papers in the records.
