Sentence examples for mandated revision from inspiring English sources

Now is a propitious time for raising these issues because the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is undertaking a Congressionally mandated revision of some disclosure forms that are required by law.

We have shown here that restaging PET/CT in patients with LAPC altered disease stage, changed initial management decisions, or mandated revision of RT portals in more than one-third of patients scheduled to undergo CRT.

We omit, for brevity, the fact that standard setting processes involve changes subsequent to the enactment of the standard, some of which are induced by litigation or by legislatively mandated revision that account for new scientific or technological developments.

The formation of mutagenic and nephrotoxic metabolites during 1,1,2-trichloroethene metabolism mandates a revision of the risk assessment of trichloroethene exposure.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is concerned about the possibility that some families may be adversely affected by the Section 8 renewal financing revision mandated by Congress.

The revision mandated, and has since led to, fundamental changes in medical education.

The EESL revision legally mandated firms to offer such reemployment opportunities to all employees below the pension eligibility age.

Multiple factors may explain these findings, such as formal agencies' increased adoption of online and streamlined communication, growth of informal surveillance as a competing source of information, or the 2005 IHR revision, which mandated and supported countries to practice more standardized formal surveillance and reporting.

In 1981, revisions to the New Jersey State Housing Code mandated that all homes had to have indoor plumbing, either through the public sewage system or a septic tank.

We show that the relative importance of these reasons varies between three planning situations: 1. rapid application, when conservation actions are applied simultaneously across all parts of regional designs; 2. protracted application, when, more typically, actions are applied incrementally over extended periods; and 3. revision of regional designs, either mandated or spontaneous.

In the first half of the empirical analysis, I try to shed light on how the mandated continued employment due to the EESL revision affects the employment volume of workers in various age ranges and their part-time/full-time status.