Sentence examples for if the revised from inspiring English sources

It is unclear if the revised Wassenaar Arrangement can be renegotiated to protect legitimate malware uses.

Austen Lynch Garstang, Lancashire If the "revised spelling list" produced by the Académie Française is not obligatory (Letters, 8 February), is the use of accents circumflexible?

If the revised 60,000 target is reached, it would work out to about $640,000 in loan guarantees for every job created or saved.

If the revised proposal does not yield the savings Mr. Ryan once cited — and Mr. Obama attacked — Republican strategists will not mind.

To determine if the Revised Cardiac Risk Index (Lee) is useful for stratification of patients by risk of both perioperative cardiac morbidity and long-term all-cause mortality in the setting of endovascular repair of abdominal aortic aneurysms.

It was during efforts to renegotiate the deal that Bristol-Myers and Sanofi agreed to provisions that made it easier for Apotex to market its generic immediately if the revised agreement was also turned down.

The same study found that, if accepted, the revised policy could save the government as much as $73 billion.

If they won't give you any mirror space, ask them if they got the revised script.

He will be less restrained if he thinks the revised tuition fees policy damages the skills base of the UK economy.

If any of the revised plans are rejected, regulators will gain extraordinary powers to stem the growth of the banks in question or break them up.

The Conference authorized the FAO Council, at its Session in November 2002, to consider the text resulting from this Consultation and, if appropriate, approve the revised Code.