reviser

The Reviser is required to: evaluate the first draft of the assessment material.

My amendments had actually been reworked by an anonymous reviser.

In 1909 Wisconsin created the office of reviser.

A problem is that sometimes the First Reviser is unknown.

Now that I am a reviser, I often see the same error.

The reviser will check the translation thoroughly against the source text, and revise it accordingly.

In 1946 she began working as a cataloguer and reviser for the Library of Congress music section.

The omission of the Eli text suggests that the court verdict was known to the reviser.

Whitehead was an obsessive reviser, who would give a day's worrying to a single word or rhythm.

He did find some work as a translator and reviser of zoological books and wrote articles on natural history.

At other times, the reviser's inherent vulgarity disturbs and obscures.

Time then, perhaps, to revise the reviser.

As a reviser, you're asking questions such as: Have I been utterly truthful?

The Executive Services Directorate has a reviser on site who reviews short texts.

The Principles of Priority and the First Reviser apply here.

Tennessee Williams was a notorious reviser.

Basic updates were a breeze, says code reviser Kyle Thiessen, who led the project.

• The second reviser must be appointed on the recommendation of the authorized party that ranked second in the last election.

Some terminology data banks have a field in the record for the reviser code, in order to confirm quality assurance of records.

Honen had not long before chosen Zennebo as reviser of his Senchakushu.

In essence, instead of labeling each sense separately, the reviser has decided to apply the label to the whole word in all its senses.

During this process the primary role of the reviser is to make sure the translator has fully understood all nuances of the original text.

Another such institution is the Israeli State Reviser.

To which the reviser has added:

The first reviser is allowed to choose one variant for mandatory further use, but in other ways, these errors generally have no further formal standing.