Sentence examples for Revised account from inspiring English sources

And a correction in this space on Tuesday misstated a name in the revised account.

A8 New Details on Warship Blast A significantly revised account of the deadly bombing of the destroyer Cole is emerging as one aspect of the investigation focuses on shipboard security, officials said.

Eight days after the attack on the Cole killed 17 sailors, this clearer and significantly revised account of the bombing is beginning to emerge, according to administration officials, Navy commanders and some of those aboard the Cole that day.

Mr. Manafort's lawyers seized upon that apparent admission of an error, telling Judge Ellis that the prosecutors' revised account of their evidence cast Mr. Manafort in a more favorable light.

Throughout this revised account much unpublished information is attributable to M. Sogge and C. van Riper III, two co-authors of the original 1994 account; this information is referenced as MKS and CvR.

The beauty of these afterthoughts is that I need not stew about it all week let me see if I can give a brief, revised account of the Jakobson, incorporating that correction, as well as a distinction between metaphor and metonymy that is not encumbered by my error.

The result was that Barcelona lost 79 million euros instead of making a profit of 11 million euros, which Laporta claimed for his last season in charge, according to the revised accounts presented by Rosell and approved last month by the club's general assembly, which represents the interests of about 175,000 fee-paying fans who own Barcelona.

"In Durban all countries agreed revised accounting rules for these sectors.

The revised accounts and explanations were reviewed by the non-clinical co-chief investigator and then by an organisational psychologist who had not been involved in the earlier stages (stage 5).

It has been forced to amend its prospectus several times, in large part to revise accounting.

On Friday, Flynn again denied the story but within hours had revised his account, telling the Post through a spokesman that he "couldn't be certain that the topic never came up".