Sentence examples for it will revise that from inspiring English sources

If FIFA has a conscience, it will revise that rule.

The country has plans to provide 15% of its energy needs from renewable sources by 2020; it recently suggested that it will revise that goal upward to 20%.

Mr. Palkoska and Mr. Van Camp hope the Army will revise that test by including new kinds of exercises and perhaps eliminating the situp.

The government has postponed passage of a law to place NGOs under strict state control, and hints that it will revise a draconian anti-protest law.Since Mr Sisi's election there have been few counterbalances to the incremental reassertion of state control.

The Labor Department has already disclosed that on Friday it will revise downward the number of jobs reported in the 12 months through March of last year.

Airbus, down from a peak of 325 in 2001, is still sticking to its previous forecast of 300 deliveries, although it will probably soon revise that downwards.

So let me revise that: There will never be another Alexander Shulgin, but he created so much and inspired so many that there doesn't need to be.

Working women as portrayed in Hollywood movies still have a long way to go -- point me to a few romantic comedies featuring overly-ambitious career women who don't eventually come to the realization that they're missing their chance to ever find love in the arms of a man and thus, their one shot at happiness, and I'll consider revising that statement.

In response to the recommendations issued Tuesday, Baldwin said, "I am encouraged that the FDA is moving forward with guidance that will revise the discriminatory lifetime ban on blood donations.

We will revise the laboratory activities that include questions meant to push students into sense-making activities.

It's perfectly possible that the Labor Department will revise up its payroll figure next month, when it reports on what happened in January.