Sentence examples for periodically revising from inspiring English sources

One concerns voting procedure for periodically revising the agreement.

He worked on his history, periodically revising the early parts, until June 1141.

DHS and DOJ will be releasing the final guidelines sometime around mid-May 2016 and periodically revising them thereafter.

Because of his habit of periodically revising his date of birth, his niche lists the incorrect date of 1893.

The World Health Organization takes pains to periodically revise its International Classification of Diseases, which is used, among other ways, to tally the causes of death throughout the world.

To avoid this happening in the future, I believe we should sunset our visa laws so that Congress is forced to periodically revise and revisit them to bring them up to date.

Our Bodies, Ourselves, book, first published in 1970 and periodically revised and updated, a groundbreaking publication in its expressed goal of dispelling widespread ignorance about the female body and women's health issues.

Policy and operational guidelines for the CIA are contained in periodically revised presidential executive orders and numerous secret National Security Council Intelligence Directives, which define the CIA's functions and establish jurisdictions in areas in which other intelligence agencies might have a claim.

Mr. Neustadt's most influential work on the presidency was first published in 1960 under the title "Presidential Power," and periodically revised over the years until it was published in 1990 as "Presidential Power and the Modern Presidents: The Politics of Leadership From Roosevelt to Reagan".

At best, scenarios, once completed, are periodically revised.

Begun in 1988 with Basel I and periodically revised since, the Basel international capital accords are an attempt to have uniform capital requirements for international banks.