Sentence examples for continue to be revised from inspiring English sources
Tax codes continue to be revised as governments determine reasonable approaches to the taxation of electronic transactions.
But while British growth figures continue to be revised downward — to a bit above 1 percent for this year — investors have not abandoned the country's bonds which, at 2.6 percent, trade close to those of Germany.
Globular clusters in the Milky Way Galaxy prove to be nearly as old as the universe, averaging perhaps 14 billion years in age and ranging between approximately 12 billion and 16 billion years, although these figures continue to be revised.
The bleak outlook for the economy is expected to keep pressure on the pound, as expectations for the British economy continue to be revised downwards.
The reports have been out for more than a year and continue to be revised.
This list will continue to be revised as further interviews are conducted.
On the surface, the raw economic numbers in Britain are as bad as anywhere in Europe: a deficit of 10 percent of gross domestic product, a weak banking sector and sluggish economic growth that continues to be revised downward.
In terms of timing the Google rep added the company would have liked to put the new ad policy out earlier but said that guidance on consent from the EU's Article 29 Working Party only came out in draft in December, noting also that this continues to be revised. .
Any variations in coding were extensively discussed and the transcripts repeatedly revisited until a jointly agreed coding framework was developed which continued to be revised and refined over time.
It has continued to be revised and developed, with the addition of a six-item Extended activities of Daily Living (EADL) module (to extend the upper range of the instrument) and an active programme for training and accrediting users [ 10].
