Sentence examples for could have revised from inspiring English sources

Washington could have revised the rules to cover this new "shadow banking system" — but that would have run counter to the market-worshiping ideology of the times.

He could have revised, but he chose not to, explaining that it would be wrong to "turn undertakers' men to fix the glittering plate upon the coffin, or fall into the procession of popular woe.

We need not decide whether the 2008 CBE regulation is consistent with the FDCA and the previous version of the regulation, as Wyeth and the United States urge, because Wyeth could have revised Phenergan's label even in accordance with the amended regulation.

With his executive order on stem-cell research last year, Obama missed an opportunity to challenge that, Boyer says: Instead of just issuing by executive order the new rules governing human embryonic stem-cell research, he could have pushed for, and the Democratic Congress could have revised or done away with, the Dickey-Wicker Amendment.

In some cases, for example Hamlet, Troilus and Cressida and Othello, Shakespeare could have revised the texts between the quarto and folio editions.

This could be because they have revised the content of the moral principle to create an exception clause for this one kind of situation.

If you have revised and revised then you couldn't have done any better.

I have revised my opinion.

Some arts organizations have revised their schedules.

I should have revised more…" he utters.

We have revised accordingly.