Sentence examples for have not revised from inspiring English sources
Signed by the chief executives of the industry's eight largest filmed entertainment companies, the strongly worded "open letter to the entertainment industry" implied that SAG was lucky producers have not revised their offer downward as the economy has slumped.
In other words, traders have not revised their view of when the Fed will start to tighten (unless the people filling out the surveys are at complete odds with the folks at the next desk trading bonds).So if expected short-term rates haven't changed, by definition bond yields have shot up because of higher term premiums, or in other words, stuff traders are doing.
If the U.S. government had not come down hard on emissions, maybe the auto industry would have not revised its production standards.
The paper reports that some states have not revised their direct certification procedures to include this policy since it was implemented in 2009.
Moody's and Fitch, the other two leading rating agencies, have not revised their AAA rating for the United States, though both have recently warned that a downgrade is possible if Washington does not take steps to address the federal deficit.
We have not revised it in several decades.
But I don't want to be naked in an exam I haven't revised for.
As I started to expound on my carefully honed technique for answering questions you haven't revised for, my son placed his hands on my shoulders and looked at me with a distant, benign, oddly familiar expression.
Her one-liner ("They're always telling me to live my dreams. But I don't want to be naked in an exam I haven't revised for") traded on pre-teen angst, and she's citing tweenie prerogative, it seems, when the Guardian calls for a chat.
When Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy's second-largest bank, evaluated different situations in preparation for its 2011-13 strategic plan last March, none were based on the possible breakup of the euro, and "even though the situation has evolved, we haven't revised our scenario to take that into consideration," said Andrea Beltratti, chairman of the bank's management board.
Blame the Feds, who haven't revised their system for gauging fuel economy for decades.
