Sentence examples for release revised from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, the euro zone will release revised data on gross domestic product for the first quarter.
But this set of emails goes further, suggesting the report was delayed because Lib Dems believed the home secretary's office refused to release revised versions.
The government is set to release the latest numbers on personal income and spending on Friday, and it will release revised estimates of the gross domestic product on Thursday.
The task of analyzing the numbers will be made much more difficult because the Commerce Department will also release revised figures on the gross national product for the last three years.
The New York Public Library will not release revised plans for its 42nd Street flagship renovation — or independent cost estimates of alternative options — this fall as expected, the library said on Wednesday.
The company is expected to release revised, enhanced plans for capital expenditures next month at an analyst meeting in New York.
(Indeed, the latest release revises the previous two quarters' data for private non-residential investment to show sharper contractions than previously indicated. Overall GDP growth in the second quarter is also revised downwards, to -0.4% from -0.3% previously).
The government painted a portrait of a deeper recession when it also released revised data for the last three years on Friday.
UK Finance have reported that the mortgage approvals data they released this morning were incorrect and have released revised data that show the drop in mortgage approvals for house purchases in February was much less marked than had been originally indicated.
Mr. Bush outlined his agenda for the autumn, before thousands of cheering veterans at the annual American Legion Convention, only hours after the Commerce Department released revised figures for economic growth in the second quarter of this year, showing an anemic 0.2percentt.
In April 2011, the National Institute on Aging and the Alzheimer's Association released revised guidelines for the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease (AD), including criteria for spotting the disease before it develops into full-blown dementia.
