Sentence examples for been revised to state from inspiring English sources

*This sentence has been revised to state the correct, larger number of victims.

The article has been revised to state that Shapiro actually wants to "change the jury system entirely".

As mentioned above, this sentence has been revised to state "may prevent" rather than "prevents" to indicate that this is a hypothesis.

Product labeling for ESAs has been revised to state that ESAs shortened overall survival and/or time to tumor progression in clinical studies in patients with breast, non-small cell lung, head and neck, lymphoid, and cervical cancers [ 6].

Western diplomats said South Africa agreed to go along with the move after language in the decision was revised to state that the assets will be disbursed to the "relevant authorities" instead of the Transitional National Council, the opposition group in Libya that has been leading the struggle against Colonel Qaddafi.

Change: The 'Preparation Step' was revised to state that C-Path, in conjunction with the clinical trial sponsor, will determine if the translations to be performed will follow the universal or country-specific approach.

This sentence has been revised to correctly state the location and year of President Obama's speech.

CORRECTION: This article has been revised to correct Idaho Sen. Mike Crapo's state and House Speaker John Boehner's title.

[C2.] New Filing Ordered in Welch Divorce A Connecticut judge has ordered that a financial affidavit filed by Jane B. Welch in her pending divorce from John F. Welch Jr., the former chief executive of General Electric, must be revised to meet state guidelines and cannot include opinion or characterizations of the couple's lifestyle.

"The ad for Yaz was revised to more clearly state the indications for Yaz," she wrote, adding that no one from Bayer was available for a phone interview to answer other questions on Tuesday.

The system was revised to account for the state's transition to the Common Core, a set of standards adopted by 45 states that outline what each student should learn in reading and math from kindergarten through high school.