Greece will re-write the regulations covering a series of jobs, including "the restricted professions of notaries, actuaries, and bailiffs".
Researchers say the data they have acquired through Rosetta's observations from orbit, and now from Philae's work on the surface, will re-write the textbooks.
Since each trajectory represents a temporal interval, it is quite possible that later trajectories will re-write or supersede earlier trajectories, simply because the relevant control systems have more (and perhaps better) information to work with.
Ryan said that he could not and would not tell delegates what to do at the convention, but he did offer some advice to those delegates who will re-write the convention's rules.
We may need to pause and acknowledge the upheaval and pain that this is all causing us, and, just for a bit, be kinder to ourselves and trust that in time we will re-write our agenda.
Under a settlement agreed between the firm and lawyers Leigh Day, job adverts will be re-written and employment contracts for future zero-hours staff will make it clear that work is not guaranteed.
Kathryn Bigelow's bovine will be re-written by Kurt Wimmer, of Salt and Final Recall fame, and will be directed by The Fast and the Furious's director of photography, Ericson Core.
Suffice it to say, the McCain camp will have re-written the book on how not to run a presidential campaign and will go down in history as one of the least competent teams ever assembled.
It is believed that Morgan will be re-writing The Audience to include Tony Blair, who did not appear in the original.
Is it data you could use for someone taking out an insurance policy, what types of things... 11.03am GMT Larry Elliott, the Guardian's economics editor, thinks the Bank of England will be re-writing its forward guidance policy, after unemployment fell faster than expected.
Following, two different patterns of MMC method which is provided via Eq. 1, will be re-written here.
