Sentence examples similar to instituting revisions from inspiring English sources
Dorie Hightower, a press officer at the cancer institute, attributed the revision to the institute's periodic review of fact sheets "for accuracy and scientific relevance".
The Mugabe government dealt with immediate labour problems, such as strikes for a higher minimum wage, on a case-by-case basis rather than institute a thorough revision of the basic Industrial Conciliation Act of 1959.
Patchwork revisions have often instituted short-term fixes, rendez-vous clauses, and deferrals to punt the difficult questions for resolution at the time of the next overhaul.
The national M&E system has been successfully instituted nationwide, but currently needs major revisions in decreasing redundancy of the list of indicators and better definitions, as well as decreasing the burden on health providers.
For the dreamers who long to institute God's justice on earth, Fadl's revisions represent a substantial moral challenge.
The revisions came even as a report released by a fourth institute found German business sentiment rose sharply in December, defying expectations for a decline.
In 1991, he was forced out as director of the institute because of pressures from military leaders who could not abide his now-public revisions of Soviet history.
Experts from a wide variety of Italian institutions including universities, research institutes and scientific societies are involved in each revision.
1266, related to stipends for persons attending faculty development program institutes, prior to the general revision of this subchapter by Pub.
Since he was afraid that he might die before completing the final revision of the Institutes, he forced himself to work.
