The Justice Department has told Congress there is no need to revise the tax laws on intent.
We need to revise the baby-care books, distribute the new charts more widely, and teach pediatricians and parents about the vital public health importance of using them.
FOR the last year, as the missile defense proposal gained popularity, Washington's attention was largely on Russian objections and the need to revise the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.
Parliament and the government, for their part, need to revise the Citizenship Act of 1982, which has been used as the tool to render most Rohingyas stateless.
Joseph Bruno, the State Senate's majority leader, spoke out last year about the need to revise the drug laws and give judges sentencing discretion.
We need to revise the transport system, increase the capacity of the subway, prevent more people coming into the city centres.
Separately, in 2006, the Guardian reported CSC's rival NHS IT contractor BT had been paid just £1.3m for two years' work, suggesting it may need to revise the value of its contract.
The pressure prevented any Egyptian government from settling its two main external problems: the need to revise the treaty with Britain, and the wish to back the Arabs in Palestine.
According to exit polls by NHK, about a third of voters said they supported some amendments, while another third said they saw no need to revise the governing document.
While many Democrats and Republicans agree on the need to revise the structure of the tax since it has increasingly been hitting upper-middle-income families, scrapping it would cost the government billions of dollars in revenue.
The author highlights the need to revise the prerequisite for teaching in architecture faculties.
