Sentence examples for options revised from inspiring English sources

Mr. Odak, whose compensation includes thousands of Ben & Jerry's stock options, revised many aspects of the company in his first 18 months on the job.

The update included an in-game music store with preview and sorting options, revised microphone performance, and faster downloadable content loading.

In applying PBMA to prioritise Norfolk Primary Care Trust's spending on mental health services [ 12, 24], the advisory panel identified 18 disinvestment options (revised down to nine); "sufficient... to fund all the options for service change that required investment" [ 12].

Because of Microsoft's heavy reliance on stock options, revising pay packages would be one of the trickiest problems that Microsoft would face in any breakup.

But Schwartz says the White House had a better option: Revise the standard this year, then start the 5-year clock.

Ongoing resistance to purchase yet want more often "I will not pay to participate" Multiple platforms challenging "more expertise needed"   Responsive actions Sought lower cost options & revised lecture content Offered cost-effective alternatives Increased frequency of classroom use Continued to explore options & revisit content Note.

"In the meantime, we will look at a range of options including revised retirement dates for some of our aircraft, re-allocating existing capacity and potential schedule adjustments," said Geoff Dixon, chief executive officer of Qantas.

The response options were revised to range from 1 = never to 5 = very often.

Because of complaints from business owners like Mr. Lawson, however, Mr. Booker said he was now looking into options, including revising the ordinance.

It says the public consultation is aimed at gathering views on "the effectiveness, relevance and coherence of current rules as well as the options for revising the text".

The Department of Health confirmed the government was "examining a wide range of options to revise entitlement to free NHS services", after the Sunday Times reported ministers were considering making immigrants wait for up to a year before being able to seek non-emergency hospital care.