Sentence examples for a revised programme from inspiring English sources

Having said they would abide by the UN court's ruling in March, Japanese officials are poised to submit a revised programme to the IWC's scientific committee in November.

The DfT announced a revised programme for awarding franchises in March after the 2012 debacle, in which the award of the west coast service to FirstGroup was scrapped after legal challenge.

Months after the international court of justice in the Hague halted its "scientific" whaling programme, Japan has unveiled a revised programme that could see its whaling fleet return to the Southern Ocean in pursuit of minke whales as early as the end of 2015.

The experts say Greece has been the victim of a statistical cruelty: a revision of the data showed that Greece's debt and deficit were worse than previously thought, so it has a steeper climb to recovery.Even so, if Greece sticks to a revised programme, it should return to growth next year and enjoy a primary surplus (ie, before interest) by 2014.

Among others, a revised programme document was prepared, which more clearly identified the two major axes of the programme strategy, i.e. a strong preventive character and an important learning component.

As part of an ongoing effort to strengthen collaboration with civil society, UNICEF is rolling out a revised Programme Cooperation Agreement (PCA) and Small Scale Funding Agreement (SSFA) to be used by Country Offices when partnering with civil society organizations (CSOs).

The IWC panel said Japan's revised programme, known as Newrep-A, did not contain enough information for experts to determine whether Japan needed to kill whales to fulfil two key objectives: calculating the size of populations necessary for a return to sustainable commercial hunting, and gaining a better understanding of the Antarctic marine ecosystem.

Weighting these on the basis of respective costs for the revised programme base produces an average lapse factor of 2.31 percent.

We conducted a randomised controlled trial to examine the effect of the revised programme on rates of lower extremity injury in young female footballers.

Hendy said the original plan was "unrealistic and undeliverable", and said of the revised programme: "Some projects will cost more and take longer than originally expected but we will see the job through".

The revised programme was carefully pretested among teachers and students.