Sentence examples for planned revisions from inspiring English sources

There also appears to be increasing political pressure on independent abortion clinics, run by charities such as the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, which fear that if rightwing Tories get their way, planned revisions to their licence to operate may make it harder to offer women abortions.

They never raised this impact with him when he discussed it with their chair at the time". There also appears increasing political pressure on independent abortion clinics, run by charities such as the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, which fear that if rightwing Tories get their way planned revisions to their licence to operate may make it harder to offer women abortions.

The planned revisions follow criticism of the current rules in the wake of Kraft Foods' $19 billion takeover of Cadbury.

The planned revisions, he said, would take several months, and "during those intervening months this original edition would still be in bookstores.

Most of the Times readers agree with Mr. Sondheim that the planned revisions, as described by Ms. Paulus and the creative team don't respect the source material.

Last year, former UN secretary general and chairman of the Elders group of global leaders, Kofi Annan, wrote to Hasina urging her not to go ahead with the planned revisions.

We will probably never know whether Liszt abandoned the work or, as Mr. Rosenblatt suspects, just never got around to the planned revision.

I had to be highly organised and we planned revision sessions around my training, so I'd do two hours of swimming in the morning then one hour of revision, a short break, then a quick snack and another hour of revision before lunch.

A total of 194 consecutive patients awaiting THR, TKR and planned revision THR and TKR were recruited prospectively from the orthopaedic outpatients department.

The analysis disentangles the spatial complexity of managing landscapes for multiple socio-ecological objectives as part of ongoing restoration programs, collaborative planning, and national forest plan revisions on national forests in the US.

The WHO Chemical Aspects Working Group meets several times a year to plan revisions to the WHO drinking-water quality guidelines and to set a timetable for these revisions [ 3– 5].