Sentence examples for may revise their from inspiring English sources

Waterford's beach is closed to the public, but officials said they may revise their ordinances to include fees for nonresidents.

Manufacturers may submit a written rebuttal of comments for EPA consideration or may revise their application in response to comments.

They may revise their complaints so as to assert a "violation of a duty" by one or more corporate officers or employees, even though this does not legally strengthen their case, in order to attempt to come within the language of Sections 102 and 109.

The experts may revise their previous-round answers after reading the views of other participants.

It may take them time to respond, and they may revise their responses later.

Some companies may need to revise their strategies and start selling off businesses that are not very profitable, said Emanuel Goldman, a global consumer products analyst for Merrill Lynch.

Susan Hughes says: "Career changers may have to revise their salary expectations in line with what new employers feel they have to offer.

"In 2016, the outlook remains uncertain, particularly for oil exporters that based their budgets on optimistic oil price assumptions and may have to revise their plans in the course of the year," it said.

Robin Williamson, the group's technical director, says: "Although nobody will lose in cash terms, those approaching 65 now may have to revise their expectations and prepare to pay more tax than they might have anticipated.

Jonny Evans has said Northern Ireland require greater adventure on the ball and may need to revise their tactics for what he labelled a "make-or-break" game against Ukraine.

But Kitcher's challenge, unlike Dawkins's, is one that reflective believers have no easy way of evading, and meeting it may well seriously revise their understanding of their faith.