Sentence examples for Demands revision from inspiring English sources

And now -- to an extent not seen since the battles over the spotted owl in the early 1990's and the snail darter before that -- conservatives are embracing their cause as the best example yet of what is wrong with a law they say demands revision.

The location of the cup has clearly changed, so that's one fact that demands revision.

A petition demanding revision of the Dreyfus trial was signed by some 3,000 persons, including Anatole France, Marcel Proust, and a host of other intellectuals.

When those words were published, in 1926, it was unfathomable that they might demand revision; but because of what happened forty-three years later, and because of one American who died on Saturday, we need quietly to amend Fitzgerald's text, and add a single word.

The demand revision worked across all sectors, with special emphasis on service sectors that are especially human resources dependent.

This published study should be seen as an example supporting the arguments demanding revision of the regulatory framework mandating self-control of biotech industry products.

Locating specific exogenous causal changes would add to, or supplement, rather than demand revision of, the causal features that are producing the connections between the endogenous symptoms in our models.

Methods of providing clinical instruction that foster immediate learning and potentially serve as longer-term repositories for on-demand revision, such as online videos demonstrating competent performance of clinical skills, are increasingly being used.

The court blocked it twice, demanding revisions.

The commission could then demand revisions, as deemed necessary.

President Bush's last attorney general, Michael Mukasey, quashed the release and demanded "revisions".