Sentence examples for ambitious revision from inspiring English sources

Or should it seek a more ambitious revision that will take years?

Though some proponents of the approach acknowledge that the model still has problems, its use would be a start for conservatives who want a more ambitious revision of the way tax cuts are evaluated.

In addition to the normal range of monthly and weekly economic reports, the bureau issued an ambitious revision of its statistics, adjusting a vast range of figures going back more than 80 years.

Ms. Bailey, speaking at a news conference in Phoenix, called the new labeling system "the most ambitious revision of food and beverage labels" since the 1990 law that established the now-familiar Nutrition Facts box that appears on the back or side of packaged foods.

The granddaddy of historical dictionaries in the Anglophone world is, of course, the Oxford English Dictionary, and the conference was also an occasion to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the O.E.D.'s ambitious revision project, rolled out in quarterly online updates.

Most ambitious legislation requires revision, and many educators have concluded that this law needs a tuneup, too.

It would also make major revisions to an ambitious new payment model that was intended to encourage doctors to focus on the quality of care rather than the volume of procedures.

Without question, the revisions were the most ambitious and successful I have seen, and reading them, there were no surprises for me as an instructor, since I had been working closely with each student throughout the revision process.

In development since 1999, the project was repeatedly delayed, going through several revisions and having some of its most ambitious and immersive features abandoned and the initially planned PlayStation 2 version canceled.

Moreover, there is nothing in the Paris Agreement that prohibits revision of an INDC or NDC to less ambitious emission reduction targets.

But aiming for a more ambitious system, and pressing ahead with construction without negotiating a revision of the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty with Moscow, would likely provoke Russia and China to build new missiles and warheads.