Sentence examples for accepted revisions from inspiring English sources

Recently accepted revisions to ASHRAE Standard 55 thermal environmental conditions for human occupancy, include a new adaptive comfort standard (ACS) that allows warmer indoor temperatures for naturally ventilated buildings during summer and in warmer climate zones.

The trial was conducted in compliance with the currently accepted revision of the Declaration of Helsinki, the guidelines for Good Clinical Practice and Principles of Good Laboratory Practice (GLP).

Buddhist councils are usually convened to settle doctrinal disputes or to accept revisions of texts.

No, we do not accept revisions to personal statements once you have submitted your online application.

It was the first time that the cardinal publicly announced a willingness to accept revisions to the state's contraception law.

Even though the candidates hedge their criticism of the law with statements supporting accountability, it is hard to imagine their accepting revisions that fall short of a thorough overhaul — and that could be difficult for Mr. Bush to stomach, said Michael J. Petrilli, a vice president at the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation.

The policy is that we will accept revisions for the technical portion of DP1 reports that received a (technical) score of less than 90 (revisions of the writing portion of your DP1 should still be coordinated with your writing instructor). The maximum revised score you can receive is 90 points.

In mid-March, when Egyptians voted in a referendum on whether to accept revisions to their constitution, Salafists were credited with boosting support for the winning yes vote by fanning fears that Christians and secularists planned to scrap an article that describes Islamic sharia as "the principal source of legislation".

A particular warm thank goes to the many reviewers who daily accept revisions with particularly strict deadlines.

The bill also would force the White House to accept revisions to an Air Force plan to acquire 100 specially designed Boeing 767s to bolster an aging fleet of refueling tankers.

France's former Europe minister Noëlle Lenoir said France would not accept revision of the treaty, especially when it involved changes to the free market of labour, capital and entrepreneurs.