Sentence examples for demand for revisions from inspiring English sources
Mr. Christie presented his view on the financial oversight bill in what is known as a conditional veto message — essentially returning the measure to the Legislature with a demand for revisions.
Increasing utilization of primary total knee arthroplasty (TKA) is projected to expand demand for revision TKA.
There is increasing demand for revision hip surgery in older patients with poor frailty.
Also, much of the diminution in crude survival rates was explained by the higher demand for revision for reasons other than infection in the younger age groups.
There are no justifiable grounds for this demand for revision of the financial perspective and, assuming that the 2001 budget is adopted with the maximum amounts authorised in Berlin, that would permit a 5-6% increase in the available sums.
The increasing utilization of primary TKA is projected to result in substantial increases in demand for revision TKA, which was performed on over 54,000 persons in the US in 2012 [ 2].
(When he did, he drove his librettists up the wall with endless demands for revisions).
But they have become accustomed to, and occasionally frustrated by, the demands for revisions by Chinese censors as a condition for a film's release.
Four of the 10 PRCs were standing committees that met on a regular basis (e.g., as part of a provincial-level perinatal committee) whereas the others typically convened their PRC only in response to accumulating user demands for revisions to the form.
Similarly, regardless of the substance of the agreement, the Union for a Europe of Nations Group denounces the rethink of last year' s Berlin Summit, represented by the ongoing demands for revision of the 2000-2006 financial perspective and the various headings, at a time when there are no precise figures for the European Commission' s ambitious programme for the Balkans (EUR 5.5 billion).
The Wafd declined and its political opponents took up the nationalist demand for a revision of the treaty of 1936 in particular for the complete evacuation of British troops from Egypt and the ending of British control in the Sudan.
