Sentence examples for It is revised from inspiring English sources

It is revised and expanded in response to requests from the authorities after their review of an earlier version in 2008, to reflect enhancements in ITER safety provisions through design changes, to incorporate new and improved safety analyses and to take into account other ITER design evolution.

Though that is up 36percentt from 2008, it is revised down from Magna's forecast in the summer of 2008 of a growth rate of 43percentt.

Whatever the number – unemployment, inflation, wages – it is almost always wrong the first time the government publishes them, and then it is revised later: once, twice, three times or more.

Since a gain today in the American markets tends to indicate a gain tomorrow in those foreign markets, investors can predict, with a high degree of accuracy, what will happen to that mutual fund price when it is revised at 4 p.m. tomorrow.

Some of the Tribune's correspondents had already quit or been laid-off; others are being called back to the U.S. (For a look at their work, see this ghostly page before it is revised. Check out, in particular, Paul Salopek's work on Somalia. If he didn't already have two Pulitzers, he would be a shoe-in for a third).

"Although the plan was developed for a 10-year time frame, it could effectively guide climate change research for decades," provided it is revised every three to five years to reflect advances in the science, the panel said in a statement.

However, it stressed that its embassy in Juba remained open, though it is revising its status on a "constant basis".

Schwab says it is revising its online disclosures.

Japan's Education Ministry says it is revising teaching manuals for schools to set out its ownership of disputed islands.

Federal officials have not yet acted, but the district says it is revising guidelines for citations.

It is revising the toll as additional death reports come in from hospitals where tornado victims had been taken.