| If I recall correctly this is actually an abridgement or condensation of a longer, more academically-oriented book. |
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| Extensive repository supplements have turned the online journal into the complete version of AJRCCM, and the paper copy is simply an abridgement. |
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| Michael produced an abridgement of Manning Clark's A History of Australia, published by Melbourne University Press and Penguin. |
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| Work on abridgement of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad's masterpiece Tarjumanul Quran is going to be started soon. |
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| Other times they shorten what has to be read through abridgement and synthesis. |
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| The sources, however, have disappeared in the severe abridgement which has reduced the lexicon to a glossary, copious though that remains. |
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| This article is a substantial abridgement of a chapter from the author's book Has science got rid of God? |
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| In 1853, she published an abridgement and translation of Comte's Cours, which made it accessible to a widespread audience for the first time. |
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| In this eight-disc set, an abridgement of the book of the same name and the first of three volumes, Simon Schama retells the creation of modern Britain. |
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| Not even Balzac was too great for abridgement, carped the critics. |
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| The present book is an abridgement of Congar's massive two-volume work on tradition, and is highly recommended for both personal study and classroom use. |
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| Nothing in this agreement shall be construed as an abridgement or restriction of any employee's constitutional rights or of any right expressly conferred in an act of the Parliament of Canada. |
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| The ruling increased pressure on Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell, author of a bill to preserve Section 215 without any abridgement of the phone-records bulk collection. |
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| We prepared an abridgement of the report to permit broad distribution. |
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| Referring to question 2, he said that, in accordance with article 6 of the Bulgarian Constitution, all citizens were equal before the law, and neither abridgement of rights nor any privileges were admissible. |
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| The denial or abridgement of this right affects disproportionately the poor, the unreached, girls and women, and the disabled, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and post-conflict situations. |
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| As in this abridgement, the complete report discusses Employee Assistance Programs in general while making specific reference to both Canadian and police experience. |
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| Any such waiver or abridgement shall be in writing except a waiver of notice of a meeting of the Board or of a committee of the Board which may be given in any manner. |
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| At the same time, the cycle of abridgement and commentary allowed jurists of each generation to articulate a modified body of law to meet changing social conditions. |
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| In 1743 he published Elements of Architecture and An Abridgement of Architecture, two treatises on the rules governing the art of construction. |
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