Sentence examples for revise the same from inspiring English sources

Earlier, in July 2000, the city paid more than $1 million to Sandra M. Marsh, a former deputy police commissioner who said she had been forced from her job because she had refused to revise the same report.

Any decision made could also change as the assumptions made change over time, like for Brittany Ferries that decided to go fully for LNG as their option, but needed to revise the same and move over to installation of scrubbers on all ships, when their hope for dispensation to allow them to continue using low-sulphur residual fuels until the new ships have arrived was not approved (Motorship 2015).

Another part of my process, although I can't say I always live by it, is to begin the writing day revising whatever I originally wrote the previous day... and then I move on, so that whatever I have revised, I do not revisit until I have finished that entire first, rough draft.... Otherwise you run the risk of continuing to revise the same scene day after day and never getting any further.

After the change plan has been revised, the same senior manager should meet with the same supervisors.

Far from being the wide-ranging public intellectual for whom no subject is off bounds (Bertrand Russell is the archetype), Gray has revisited and revised the same arguments in each of his works since Straw Dogs (2002).

Two patients who were revised for acetabular complications in the immediate post-operative period (one loose cup that were revised the same day, and one loose cup revised for an intra-operative acetabular fracture) were excluded from the failure analysis.

Little girls and boys who struggle that bit more to concentrate at school, or don't get to have the pleasure and contentment which comes from knowing a place your entire life, from that spot in the back garden where you can sunbathe and revise at the same time or a bedroom to yourself where you can study, or write terrible self-indulgent novels you'll never show to anyone.

You can think of this as a sort of iterative process: start with a guess about how to rank bills from left to right, use that ranking to place politicians along the same spectrum, revise the ranking of bills based on the politicians, and repeat until convergence.

The same measure would revise the system for paying doctors and others who provide care for Medicare patients, ending a stop-gap system in which reimbursement levels are often threatened with cuts until Congress can pass a short-term fix.

In the third case, there was a cup loosening based on an undersized uncemented shell (technical/surgical failure) directly after the revision and this was re-revised on the same day.

Reprinted (slightly revised) under the same title in Open Access Now, March 15 , 2004