Sentence examples for amended transcript from inspiring English sources

In an interview in May, before court officials gave The Times the amended transcript, Mr. Herrington reflected on how relieved he was to have gotten the transcript he thought vindicated him.

With one exception, no participants sought to amend the transcript of their interview.

In accordance with ethical requirements, all participants were offered the option of reviewing and amending the transcript.

The scheme was amended accordingly and transcripts re-read to ensure accuracy and select illustrative quotations.

"Oh, she was white," the suspect meekly amended, according to the transcript of the 1982 interrogation in which Mr. Washington, amiable to a fault, agreed to waive his right to a lawyer.

The interviewer (ELS) listened through all the interviews together with the transcript and amended the text where the secretary had misunderstood or where the recording had not been perfect.

This framework was developed in discussion with the research team, and was further amended after being applied to more transcripts.

In an April 2001 speech to the Western Coal Transport Group, Quin Shea, an electric industry lobbyist for the Edison Electric Institute, acknowledged that the chances of getting the Clean Air Act amended by Congress were "fairly low," according to transcripts on the National Coal Transport Association Web site.

This template was developed and amended through careful re-reading of all the interview transcripts and the application of successive drafts of the template to the full data set.

This set of themes was developed and amended through careful re-reading of all the interview transcripts, until the themes allowed as full a description of the data as possible.

A covering letter invited them to amend and return the transcript within 6 weeks.