Sentence examples for revise all from inspiring English sources

First, editors are usually unable to revise all the articles that might be affected by a new development.

Susan Relland, a benefits specialist with the Washington law firm Miller & Chevalier, said, "Every employer that offers a cafeteria plan has to revise all their plan documents".

How lucky it is that Tolstoy did not live to see "The Royal Tenenbaums," a movie designed to revise all theories of domestic harmony.

"We need to revise all the orchestral instruments," an evidently delighted Leopold Stokowski said after attending the first concert played on the Hutchins violins in May 1965.

So the board said it intended to revise all of its science, history and language courses over the next few years to emphasize how students can use the knowledge.

And Acosta vows to revise all the mining concessions, which affect several publicly traded Canadian companies preparing to unearth gold and copper, to allow Ecuadorians to vote on whether they want mining operations near their homes or not.

The Dutch designer Hella Jongerius has also revised all of the colors in Vitra's collection.

Having spent the last year revising all of Vitra's colors and fabrics, she is now experimenting with new approaches to "individualization" in office furniture.

It's presumed that Austen wrote, or at least revised, all of her novels in the house, or cottage, located in Chawton, Hampshire.

The outstanding philosophical question is how the robot could ever determine that it had apparently revised all its beliefs to match the consequences of its actions.

Béla set up special commissions which revised all royal charters of land grants made after 1196.