0 to write a document, an agreement, etc. again, making changes and improvements:
Pupils, we say, must revise and redraft their writing in response to their own or other people's reading of their texts.
If asked to write and then redraft their work by hand, these pupils would probably simply give up when faced with the sheer enormity of the task.
Extensive redrafts of both parts survive.
I do not want the matter to be fettered when we come to redrafting the necessary clauses.
This subsection is redrafted in line with the similar subsection which applies to quarries and which was introduced in a new form.
One example is the urgent note to abattoirs—a key document—explaining the importance of enforcing regulations, which took more than a year to draft and redraft.
Nevertheless, there was sufficient evidence to convince us that it would be right to redraft the statutory instruments and avoid a potential difficulty.
It would also mean, if one is to help the taxpayer, redrafting and redesigning some of those arrogant, dictatorial form letters.
