Sentences with word «redrafting»

Drafted to add certainty to the process, the decision in Godwin led to a complete redrafting of Pt 6 (see Godwin v Swindon Borough Council [2001] EWCA Civ 1478, [2001] 4 All ER 641).

Senate Democrats lumped into the same districts by Republicans may be «uncoupled» in redrafted maps, Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos said today.

But DOL fiduciary rule advocates maintain that challenges to kill DOL's fiduciary redraft in Congress will not survive a presidential veto.

Czaja withdrew the bill, which would have allowed licensing of teachers without a college degree, and in some cases, high school diploma, for redrafting following harsh criticism from educators.

There is then a guided self and peer assessment activities followed by redrafting and final write up.

Their students go through the same critique and redrafting process with working on their immersive play.

Second, a review of the respondent's equality, disciplinary, grievance and recruitment policies and procedures should be carried out by an HR professional, with amendment or redrafting as necessary.

Certainty is always an issue when contracts are cut, pasted and redrafted from existing contracts, or even when drafted from scratch; inappropriate provisions may be included or vital ones left out.

They then redrafted the ruling and weakened the language used, removing the reference to «scientific» evidence.

While the task of redrafting legislation belongs to Parliament, counsel should press the court to specify that a constitutionally compliant scheme requires time limits and external oversight.

The help redrafting my LinkedIn profile was above and beyond the call of duty and much appreciated!»

Saxon said that any DOL redraft would have to go through a «multi-month comment period, then hearings, then [DOL] would have to digest» that feedback.

Downing Street sources denied the prime minister was planning to take the issue to a full meeting of her cabinet, where the plan would get majority backing, suggesting she wanted to win over her Brexiter critics in the inner cabinet with redrafted proposals instead.

This one caused the most anger the first time I wrote it and now in this updated and redrafted version, I'm sure it will have its detractors.

Chinese negotiator Su Wei implied as much when he explained his government's position that the purpose of the Paris Agreement is to «reinforce and enhance» the FCCC, not redraft it.

Its draft guidance published this week, Charities and investment matters, offers a complete redraft of its existing advice on investments for trustees and confirms that charities can validly seek social as well as financial returns.

That makes the treatment of syndicated easements a telling prism through which to view the tax system at a moment in which Congress has been frantically redrafting the tax laws.

There were a few redrafts during the testing phase.

Shift part of your work back onto paper, by writing first drafts by hand and doing redrafts on printouts instead of on the screen.

Norman Lamb, by now a health minister, assured conference that redrafted regulations would address our concerns.

The definition of «up to standard» may vary between groups, but I'd recommend at least a few redrafts and an edit by someone whose writing you respect.

Contains checklists for student feedback on each written task and space to redraft work taking on board these areas for improvement.

During the negotiating period, the Government will have the mammoth task of negotiating new trade deals, considering its stance on immigration and identifying which of the UK's laws need redrafting and those which should be repealed.

to redraft Gainful Employment regulations.

It took some time, and I had to keep redrafting parts that sounded too formulaic.

After redrafting his resume and coaching Phillip on how to read and respond to the questionnaires, his next application was rated as Best Qualified and Referred.

But there is disagreement on many issues, and only 18 months to redraft laws, establish international agreements and work out relationships with international organizations.

Commisso acknowledged Kahn's deadline leaves little wiggle room but said he would prefer the commission redraft the map swiftly without needing an extension from the court.

Its case does, however, illustrate the point that the small print of the EEA agreement can be used to make exceptions without any need to redraft Article 1 — and for non-EU members this can go beyond a temporary «emergency brake».

Notably, most of writing will require redrafting several times, and it is necessary to proofread everything as you write.

The eight regional fishery management councils charged with implementing the law had until October 1998 to redraft existing plans for the protection of many different fish species.

I now encourage them to record their feedback, and I've included their decision - making process on what will be redrafted within the Audience Response protocol.

If you have several beta readers, as well as giving them plenty of time to read your novel — they're probably doing it for free — you'll want to allow time for asking them questions and perhaps even redrafting bits of material for them to look over again.

Venezuela is less than a week from the vote called by President Nicolas Maduro to elect for members of a constituent assembly that would start redrafting the country's constitution — a move widely criticized as an attempt to expand government's power while disempowering citizens.

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Meanwhile, the consensual approach - which involved redrafting the NUA a total of five times - has led to the avoidance of polemic issues.

However, despite continued pushback from the broker - dealer and insurance industries on the controversial rulemaking — and delays — Saxon told ThinkAdvisor that he doesn't believe that Phyllis Borzi, assistant secretary of labor for DOL's Employee Benefits Security Administration, the main architect of the fiduciary rule, «is ever going to give up» on making sure the fiduciary redraft sees the light of day.

@Rumulan, you forget, their evidence is this book says it didn't happen that way (we'll be polite and not refer to it being a book written down in the age of the babylonian empire and heavily redrafted during Roman times)

5 Driver then showed that our understanding of relativity has made necessary a radical redrafting of the whole of Christian thought:

The students in my seminars have provided me with criticisms that have helped in this final redrafting of the material.

Also, during the period the BBC Trust redrafted and delayed the ruling, Owen Paterson gave an interview to Channel 4 News stating that the culling of badgers had significantly lowered TB in cattle in Ireland.

There had been several ammendmants made in the Indian Penal Code that was drafted by British.Completely redrafting the Penal Code is a tough task.

This is why Freedom from Torture is calling on the Home Secretary to halt the current redrafting process and allow time for proper consultation and scrutiny so we can get this vital piece of legislation right this time.

Much of this constant redrafting is the indirect exertion of parliamentary power too.

In the first redrafting of the party's clauses in 17 years since Tony Blair famously scrapped clause IV, which until then had committed Labour to a programme of mass nationalisation, Miliband hopes to get party support for his wider ambitions for the party, which have so far been controversial with union leaders.

The unanimous cross-party report from the devolution (further powers) committee, published on Thursday, concludes that the legislative clauses do not meet the «spirit or substance» of the Smith commission's recommendations on welfare and benefits, and require extensive redrafting in other key areas.

This is work that has been drafted and redrafted until it reaches School 21's high standards.

Redrafting also makes students aware of how far they've come in their learning.