You should rewrite this sentence.

Republicans in Congress are pushing for a broader rewrite of the ozone rules.

We are prepared to fly this on Mars, rewrite the textbook about Mars.

But the Cromwell Society described Mr Crick's suggestion as folly and attempting to rewrite history.

I wanted Interface to rewrite that equation so that it read I equals P times A divided by T.

Use interrogative pronouns to rewrite the sentences below if you need to, you can add or remove a few words.

So is economics in need of a major shake up? Should we burn our existing textbooks and rewrite them from scratch?

Japan requested that the Secretariat rewrite the budget proposal for 2006 2007 on the basis of such agreements as might be reached during the Board session.

As an alternative to the Rewrite Engine, you can also consider using the Apache ErrorDocument directive, but be aware, that ErrorDocument redirected pages cannot receive POST data.

They have figured out everything that's required to dismantle, take things apart, rewrite the circuitry, re flash the firmware, do whatever you want to with the phone, and they can fix anything so quickly.

My interest is in artists who understand and rewrite history, who think about themselves within the narrative of the larger world of art, but who have created new places for us to see and understand.

Bono All right. I wish for TED to truly show the power of information, its power to rewrite the rules and transform lives, by connecting every hospital, health clinic and school in one African country.

Will Russia have to rewrite its laws and Constitution to give the prime minister more official power? Is Putin risking his political future by accepting a formally secondary role and making himself accountable for all socio economic policy?

If only a regime of consistent enforcement of all loan contracts explicit terms were sufficiently practical to be worth pursuing. But we have long since recognized the need for procedures to rewrite the terms of debt contracts under extreme circumstances.

The US cannot reach a trade agreement or settle anti trust cases without the approval of the EU Commission. Just recently, after the World Trade Organization ruled in favor of a European complaint, the US Congress had to rewrite billions of dollars of tax legislation.

But the Thai people cannot afford to look to their aging and ailing King every time they have a problem. Moreover, a royal intervention would risk returning Thailand to square one, seeking to rewrite its constitution to remedy the shortfalls of its democratic culture.

Barack Obama, appealing to swelling protectionist sentiment among Americans, threatened during his presidential campaign to rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement unilaterally. This July, the World Trade Organization s Doha trade round fell to pieces, partly because the US refused to lower its agricultural subsidies.

In August, Abe should reiterate and go beyond his predecessors statements. Words similar to those he used to address the subject of America s war dead would demonstrate that Japan does not intend to rewrite history, and that Abe feels repentant toward not only its US ally, but also its neighbors in Asia.

He was famously protectionist during the primaries, declaring he would unilaterally rewrite NAFTA. But, while he has continued his softer tone since the election, he has not even bothered to ask for fast track trade promotion authority, let alone try to pump new life into the Doha Round of global trade talks.

We believe that in a one hour flight we can rewrite the textbook on Mars by making high resolution measurements of the atmosphere, looking for gases of biogenic origin, looking for gases of volcanic origin, studying the surface, studying the magnetism on the surface, which we don't understand, as well as about a dozen other areas.

Across university campuses, particularly in the US but also in Britain, students claim the right to deny others free speech or to rewrite history that offends them a complete denial of what universities should be all about. Censorship and assertions of sensitivity eviscerate scholarship and, with it, the very idea of a university where pluralism defines the meeting of minds.

Their assumption is that Republicans will back free trade and oppose protectionism. This time around, they have not heard much from the President elect, who is a Democrat, on trade with Asia, and what they have heard about his position on the North American Free Trade Agreement an alleged desire to rewrite that trade pact unilaterally does not inspire confidence.

The BRICs (we might rewrite the term as Big and Really Imperial Countries) project power more easily, but they also need to project power to compensate for their weaknesses. They have their own problems, but at the same time they are likely to behave more like traditional big states, and will try to shape globalization rather than simply accepting it as an inevitable process.