Sentence examples for be revised in light from inspiring English sources
That calculation must be revised in light of the Khost bombing, which revealed the critical presence of C.I.A. officers in dangerous territory to direct the strikes.
What needs to be revised in light of their cases, he says, is the definition of sleep.Dr Mahowald suspects that sleep can occur in the absence of the markers that currently define it, which means those markers are insufficient.
I have gone over Chief Justice John Roberts' majority opinion in today's Voting Rights Act decision twice, and each time it has persuaded me that the V.R.A. should be revised in light of current conditions without persuading me that this is a question that the Supreme Court should be adjudicating.
This situation needs to be revised in light of new findings.
At least in some cases, these can be tempered when we reflect explicitly on key features of cases, and our initial responses can be revised in light of these reflections, together with reflection on general principles.
The attitude in question comprises two components: the assumption that the practice does not merely exist, but has a purpose or point, and the further assumption that the rules of the practice are not necessarily what they have always been taken to be, but rather are sensitive to, and can be revised in light of, its point (Dworkin 1986 ch.2; also, the entry on interpretivist theories of law).
An Interior Department spokeswoman said that the Nov. 30 date had not been revised, in light of Thursday's accident.
The description of the broader impact criterion is being revised in light of the new law, Lightbourne says.
Both original hypotheses for the current research have been revised, in light of equivocal support from our analysis of the interview data.
In Canada, it is considered that the European iGuide, based on the ACR appropriateness criteria in ACR Select, that is revised in light of European practice, may be a closer fit for Canada.
Dr. Miller emphasized that the European iGuide, which is based on the ACR Appropriateness Criteria in ACRSelect, is revised in light of European practice, and may be a closer fit for Canada.
