Sentence examples for and subsequently revised from inspiring English sources

His executive order was blocked by the courts and subsequently revised by the administration.

27, and subsequently revised, restated, and amended by other public laws.

Turandot was first conceived as a companion piece to Galileo, which Brecht wrote in the late 1930s, and subsequently revised.

A constitution, promulgated in 1992 and subsequently revised, established the president as head of state.

However, both have been criticised by Ofsted and subsequently revised their KS3 curriculum to provide greater coverage of the national curriculum and enhance the distinctive subject offer.

Owing to the demand for timely data, preliminary estimates are released and subsequently revised as more information is obtained.

As a consequence of this error, the authors were unable to reply to Dr. López-García's comments and subsequently revise their manuscript accordingly (where appropriate).

Ribosomal sequence data further suggests that some morphologically homogenous groups (e.g. Oncholaimidae, Phanodermatidae) exhibit extensive molecular diversity, and further investigation will be required to fully describe this unexpected genetic structure and subsequently revise taxonomic frameworks.

SG wrote the first draft of the article and both SG and OC subsequently revised the manuscript and approved the final version.

He, along with Edgar Rice Burroughs in the early years of the 20th century, and his contemporaries Leigh Brackett, Philip José Farmer and Edmond Hamilton, helped to create the idiom, and his novel Big Planet (which first appeared in a magazine in 1952, and was subsequently revised and expanded) is probably his best of this kind.

The RMT train-the-trainer workshop was originally based on the FT developed for the National Academies SI on Undergraduate Education in Biology and was subsequently revised through three subsequent phases: the RCT (phase 1), preparing for scale-up (phase 2), and national scale-up (phase 3).