Sentence examples for be revised so that from inspiring English sources

Or the expansive notion of private offering enunciated in Regulation D could be revised, so that venture capital, private equity, and any number of inter-firm financings would have to be disclosed.

For example, she said, the European treaty should be revised so that the union could impose changes on countries that are losing economic competitiveness.

In an interview, Representative Pompeo said the database should be revised so that the commission and manufacturers could better vet reports before they are posted to ensure accuracy.

The Belgians, Italians and others have suggested that the pact should be revised so that it applies to cyclically adjusted deficits, to allow more automatically for the effects of booms and busts.

An Italian-French summit in Rome on April 27th called for Schengen's rules to be revised so that national governments can more easily reimpose border controls "in case of exceptional difficulties".

They seem to believe that Britain's place in the EU could be revised, so that, for example, power over some social and employment rules is repatriated, without affecting the country's place in the single market or that market's complexion.

In this study, the softened truss model is revised so that the model gives more accurate predictions of the shear strength of short beams.

But when the script was revised so that Clyde was depicted as impotent rather than bisexual, Beatty cast another friend, Michael J. Pollard, as a quirkily engaging Moss.

In my lifetime, several so-called rules about the placing of commas have been revised so that what was wrong slowly became right without anyone saying it was.

The tournament format has been revised, so that the first round is set for tomorrow and the second on Saturday, with two rounds on Sunday.

The next day, the board was revised so that at the end of the day it began showing the next day's appointment and never appeared blank.