Sentence examples for will be reworded from inspiring English sources

But he added that "a minority should, and will, be reworded or credited in a footnote".

But he added then that "a minority should and will be reworded or credited in a footnote".

The trust said that BBC1's current affairs programmes, including shows such as Panorama, should "lead the way" and that the channel's service licence will be reworded to "strengthen the remit for this genre".

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'.

The initial tests with the combination of worry/anxiety (within the initial phase not reported here) showed higher internal consistency and item-total correlation for the combination and for the revised ASTA symptom scale these symptoms will be reworded to asking for worry/anxiety.

A judge struck down a menu-labeling plan last year, saying the law needed to be reworded.

Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 19, 345 359] recommend that these items be reworded to maintain scale sensitivity.

Three phrases — including a reference to the democracy movement of 1989 — would have to be reworded.

YouTube is campaigning for the legislation to be reworded.

Likewise, perpetrar un asesinato (perpetrate murder) can be reworded as asesinar (murder).

According to these corrections, a few sentences in the paper need to be reworded as follows.