Sentence examples for be revised to allow from inspiring English sources

However, this approach should be revised to allow for spatio-temporal shifts of biodiversity features, threats and management options.

But he narrowly lost a referendum earlier this year on whether the constitution should be revised to allow him to run again in 2019.

At the time of Ward's bike trip, debate was underway between pacifists who were proud of the article and those calling for it to be revised to allow incremental armament or even militarisation.

In the aftermath of the "Princeton Strike," the academic calendar will be revised to allow for a two-week break from classes in November to allow students to campaign during election years.

David Nussbaum, the chief executive of WWF-UK, said the organisation still supported the creation of the MPA, and, were the Chagossians to return, the terms of the MPA would have to be revised to allow them access to fish for food and to earn a livelihood.

In the last decade, some Japanese politicians have called for the constitution to be revised to allow its military to take part in peacekeeping missions abroad.

But on Sept. 1, it was revised to allow emergency bracing and shoring.

The industry issued many of same dire warnings in the mid-1980s when the law was revised to allow farmers to have their mortgages modified in bankruptcy court.

As science and commerce advanced, the SI expanded to include units for other kinds of measurements and the definitions were revised to allow for greater and greater precision.

Aarts suggests that the legislation to allow insects in pig and poultry feed will change sooner rather than later – it was revised to allow use in aquaculture feed last year – and that it would be absurd if it didn't.

Unless the secrecy bill is revised to allow the publication of state secrets in the public interest — to reveal a crime, a threat to public safety, corruption or official lying — it will do irreparable damage to South Africa's democracy.