Sentence examples for been revised for the from inspiring English sources
The bill's most controversial proposal — for a road through a national wildlife refuge in Alaska — has been revised for the better.
Its most controversial provision — for a road through a wildlife refuge in Alaska — has been revised for the better; it now gives the secretary of the interior the power to veto the road if he feels it would cause excessive environmental damage.
The position of the physicians' union was attributed to frequent complaints by members providing health services under the FSSHIP to local federal employees about the inadequacy of capitation, which had not been revised for the six years since implementation.
The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), which governs whether and how chemicals are regulated in the US, is currently being revised for the first time since the 1970s.
Williams allowed that it needed to be revised for the digital age, as did some other aspects of the rights organization, which is celebrating its centennial this year.
Mr. Perritt stood by his work but said he agreed with two of the criticisms: that the legal framework for wiretapping must be revised for the digital age, and that the system must undergo continuing review.
(The arrangements on "Ys" are by Van Dyke Parks, who mingled the Americana of Ives and Gershwin with a cinematic gloss; they were revised for the stage by Ryan Francesconi of Ms. Newsom's Ys Street Band).
He ruled out the possibility that the licence terms could be revised for the company, but added that Rosnedra was minded to be flexible on that question in negotiations with a new licence holder (almost universally understood to be Gazprom).
Finally, we suggest that the prediction model should be revised for the assessment of NMs embryotoxicity.
The original design of Yangtianqing tailings impoundment should therefore be revised for the safety of the tailings impoundment.
Their weight functions were revised for the RBPFs based on the GPS and LIDAR sensor for map consistency in petrochemical complexes.
