Sentence examples for plan for revising from inspiring English sources

Faure says he is prepared to fight for Paul Reynaud's plan for revising the constitution.

Despite these failures, Education Secretary Arne Duncan's plan for revising the law puts even more emphasis on standardized exams.

Their importance was magnified on Saturday, when President Obama devoted his weekly radio address to education reform, then gave Congress his long-awaited plan for revising No Child Left Behind.

Despite criticisms of the earlier work, its recommendations have already started to find their way into plans for revising building and fire codes and accepted practices among engineers who design buildings.

Ms Sutcliffe outlined many of her plans for revising the regulations of social care – including the publication of care home ratings and the use of ordinary people in all inspections – in an exclusive interview in yesterday's Independent.

Following are excerpts from remarks prepared for delivery today by Gov. George W. Bush in Allentown, Pa., announcing his plans for revising Medicare: When Medicare was passed in 1965, President Lyndon Johnson said: "No longer will older Americans be denied the healing miracle of modern medicine.

The device's creator, Canada's Research In Motion, has big plans for revising the device and gave some hints at this week's just-concluded TechXNY trade show in New York.

Those plans have called for revising entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security and increasing tax revenue, though they differ on many specifics.

His dissertation, "A Plan for Reviewing and Revising the Program for the Preparation of School Executives at Teachers College," turned out to be an effective application for employment.

The commission plans to make proposals for revising the pact in September.How, one might ask, could any of this affect the EU constitution?

This creates a permanent need for revising the planning in the medium term, and in the schedule, until even a day before the operations.