Sentence examples for no longer alter from inspiring English sources

Offhand comments could not be disclaimed and they could no longer alter speeches for local consumption.

That meant the Legislature could no longer alter the language describing the purpose for which the money could be used.

The Legislature could no longer alter appropriations bills submitted by the governor, except by striking out an appropriation, reducing it or adding spending on a separate line.

In the mid-1970's the Town of Harvard declared the village a historic district, meaning the buildings are now protected and owners may no longer alter the exteriors of their houses without permission.

This suggests that the A63V+R193H combination may reach a functional threshold or a physiologic limit in which additional mutant incorporation no longer alters thin filament activation similar to previous reports where extracting only a fraction of troponin complexes (as little as 5%) results in nearly maximal Ca2+ independent thin filament activation [62].

This occurs if the change in parameter values increases the flux around the attractor faster than it moves its position, or if further change in parameter values no longer alters the position of an attractor in other words, the position of an attractor itself converges to a given location over time.

A1 EDUCATION B8 Altering of Test Texts Halted The New York State education commissioner said literary passages in state tests would no longer be altered to delete references to race, religion, sex and other sensitive subjects.

The rules could no longer be altered to suit them.

The frog would then be "frozen," so that its data could no longer be altered, and deposited in a ballot box as a backup record.

In response to criticism from writers and publishers, the New York State education commissioner said yesterday that literary passages in state-administered tests would no longer be altered to delete unwanted words or phrases.

She said schools would no longer have to alter staff numbers and fill forms "just because the clock struck four".