Sentence examples for get a revised from inspiring English sources

Ministries in Madrid are seeing their budgets dwindle fast.Andalusia is the third region (after Valencia and Catalonia) to get a revised charter since the federalism-friendly prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, came to office in 2004.

Mechanically speaking, Cooper Works buyers get a revised Eaton supercharger that allows greater flow pressure and higher rpms, a modified head to allow more compression and a redesigned air box that allows greater airflow (and resonates more aggressively in conjunction with the re-plumbed JCW exhaust kit).

As with We the Living, Rand's later success allowed her to get a revised version published in 1946, which has sold more than 3.5 million copies.

At the same time, McKenzie has added some material, notably sex and violence.The final reason we got a revised "Swan Lake" out of A.B.T. this season is that the administration had to come up with something to put in its advertisements.

And finally, the quick add feature is getting a revised user interface.

Likewise, the Chevrolet Cruze also gets a revised appearance for the 2015 model year.

He might have to do this several times before getting a "revise and resubmit" that indicates the article has a reasonable chance of being published.

I sent an e-mail to the editor-in-chief, along with the manuscript with the associate editor's gratuitous changes highlighted in red--there were a lot of them--and got back a revised edit that was pretty much the same as the draft I had originally submitted.

But later she elaborated, leaving the door open for her to eventually get on board a revised version of the union-backed legislation.

Over and over, said Eric Komitee, an assistant United States attorney, the companies would bid low to get a job, then revise estimates upward by as much as 400percentt once the goods were on the truck.

The Forest Service will have to get a permit and revise its environmental impact statement if it wants to do more aerial spraying for the tussock moth in Eastern Washington and Oregon, a federal appeals court has ruled.