Sentence examples for demand revisions from inspiring English sources

The commission could then demand revisions, as deemed necessary.

Current diagnostic criteria for somatoform disorders demand revisions due to their insufficient clinical as well as scientific usability.

Its Transitional National Council could demand revisions to deals made with the old regime if it decides that pricing terms are too low or if contracts are tainted by corruption.

The more likely outcome is that Republicans will bludgeon Democrats with the issue during this autumn's campaigns, then noisily demand revisions to the most contentious aspects of the health-reform law if they reclaim one or both chambers of Congress.

Mr. Han said Mr. Koizumi's visit to a Tokyo shrine that memorializes Japan's war dead and his refusal to demand revisions of contentious textbooks had "damaged the basic spirit" of a joint declaration in 1998 by Mr. Kim and Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi.

When those words were published, in 1926, it was unfathomable that they might demand revision; but because of what happened forty-three years later, and because of one American who died on Saturday, we need quietly to amend Fitzgerald's text, and add a single word.

The demand revision worked across all sectors, with special emphasis on service sectors that are especially human resources dependent.

Locating specific exogenous causal changes would add to, or supplement, rather than demand revision of, the causal features that are producing the connections between the endogenous symptoms in our models.

The court blocked it twice, demanding revisions.

President Bush's last attorney general, Michael Mukasey, quashed the release and demanded "revisions".

The proposal's support at first extended to the White House, which has since pulled back and demanded revisions.