Sentence examples for formula revised from inspiring English sources

The Bowl Championship Series released its initial ranking yesterday, based on a formula revised in the off-season to help ensure that the consensus No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the news media poll and the coaches poll meet for the national title.

GENERATION II: 1991-95 Chrysler's aging formula was revised for 1991 with a sleeker shape and Quad Command four-bucket seating.

Canada adopted interim standards of 1 mg kg−1 MEL in infant formula (later revised to 0.5 mg kg−1) and 2.5 mg kg−1 MEL in foods containing dairy-based ingredients, and many countries adopted these or similar limits.

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Unless these formulas are revised upward, rural hospitals and many teaching hospitals face financial ruin.

Remedia said it did not know the revised formula lacked B1 until the current crisis.

But the group's distribution formula was recently revised, and Swaziland's $741 million share was cut to $281 million.

Now, however, it has emerged that the revised formula on which the Government has settled will indeed lead to some forces losing out considerably.

Mr. Cummings, of the Midstate School Finance Consortium, said a revised formula should include a foundation budget, which would set a minimum amount each community must spend on its schools, and a minimum amount to be contributed by the state.

The two sides worked out a formula, which was revised in 1988, that now gives writers 2percentt of the license fee for each episode earned by a producer or studio.

Despite broad agreement, Quebec at the last moment withdrew its assent to a revised formula regarding proposed federal control over social security, and the path of constitutional reform was blocked.