Sentence examples for and revised the plan from inspiring English sources

According to the newspapers Munhwa and Chosun, South Korea recently dusted off and revised the plan, apparently in the belief that Mr. Kim's uncertain health and the North's deepening economic woes under international sanctions have made the country more unstable.

Rather than fight that battle, the mayor asked the Council to rescind its approval and revise the plan.

"We compressed what would be a year's worth of planning into eight days, taking feedback from the community after each session and revising the plan based on what we heard," he said.

Finally, in stage four, the individual puts the plan into effect, periodically measuring progress toward those goals and revising the plan as needed.

The idea is to move through a complete, top-to-bottom planning and decision cycle for each stage or increment of the project, each time forcing a conversation about the next steps to take and revising the plan from that point on.

The trained research staff will revisit and revise the plan at the 1.5- and 3-month visits.

The CHW orients the participant in the principles of self-management 35 36 and engages the participant in a problem-solving process to: Set priorities for immediate problem resolution; set personal goals; develop a plan to accomplish those goals, and review results and revise the plan as needed.

"The city will address the contractors' concerns and revise the plans accordingly," Director of Public Works Ed Hitti said in an email.

Later on, the researchers summarise the discussions and revise the plans accordingly.

In the admit-when-you're-wrong-and-revise-the-plan category, Alan Joyce the CEO of Australia's flag carrier put an end to years of Gulf-airline bashing and made peace with Tim Clark, Emirates president and one of the cartographers of the new map of the airline world.

The Federal Aviation Administration proposed a broad overhaul of pilot training standards in January 2009 and this year revised the plan to include new requirements for recurrent training on how to recognize and recover from stalls and other upsets.