Sentence examples for aim of revising from inspiring English sources

The two men are friends who share a number of nationalist causes including the aim of revising Japan's post-war constitution, which was written by America.

As one of the aims of revising the postnatal maternal records was to prompt identification of maternal morbidity, including common problems and onset of more severe morbidity, secondary outcomes included maternal physical and psychological health (as measured using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) [ 20].

Cutting is an important part of revising.

Still, there was sympathy for German aims to revise the Treaty of Versailles, although the official Finnish policy was reserved, especially after the German occupation of Czechoslovakia.

An early feminist who aimed to revise traditional, implicitly masculinist, autonomy with a conception of freedom that incorporated women's experience was Beauvoir.

This study aims to revise the ADS design and to investigate the impact of impurities in the transmutation cycle on the ADS neutronics design.

In a deliciously well-timed (but probably unintended) joke, the three-day conference, which aimed to revise the UN's stance on drugs, coincided with the week of 4/20 every stoner's favorite holiday.

In a deliciously well-timed (but probably unintended) joke, the three-day conference, which aimed to revise the UN's stance on drugs, coincided with the week of 4/20 every stoner's favourite holiday.

Aim to begin revising well ahead of the actual exam dates; that way you will have less stress about the whole thing and can afford to let yourself take a more graceful pace to your revising.

(Rosenberg) Whitney Museum of American Art: 'David Smith: Cubes and Anarchy' (through Jan . 8 This survey of the sculptor David Smith's geometric abstraction is aimed at revising his Abstract Expressionist image.

The main aim of belief revision theory is to say how you should revise your beliefs when you learn new information.