Sentence examples for overdue revision from inspiring English sources

And the danger is that an overdue revision of GSP may turn into an attempt to roll back trade liberalisation.

It has not incorporated new science, yours included!, into a much-needed and long overdue revision.

The plight of Yezedi minority stranded in mountains near Sinjar may have actually provided a critical impetus for an overdue revision of U.S. policy, one that the fall of Mosul did not seem to spark.

Its latest report forecast that world GDP will grow by 3.6% this year, with Britain the best performer among the G7 at 2.9%.Statistical significanceIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsNigeria overtook South Africa as Africa's biggest economy overnight, after a long-overdue revision of the way its GDP is calculated.

The first Nixon term was devoted to some new & long-overdue revisions of foreign policy and to domestic pursuits designed to win the Pres.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, February 17 , 1973P. 89 The first Nixon term was devoted to some new & long-overdue revisions of foreign policy and to domestic pursuits designed to win the Pres.

Spokesmen for the landlords said that the board's methods were long overdue for revision.

While this treaty has been widely heralded for jump starting the widespread telecom deregulation in the 1990s, it obviously predated widespread usage of the Internet and is overdue for revision.

"The Lead and Copper Rule updates are seven years overdue for revision.

The accommodation supplement was also long overdue for revision, given it's currently based off rent prices from 2005.

The judge in the recent Microsoft appeals case wrote that the Act is "overdue for a congressional revision that would continue to protect privacy but would more effectively balance concerns of international comity with law enforcement needs and service provider obligations in the global context in which this case arose".