Sentence examples for revise the terms from inspiring English sources

The second and third revise the terms faces, edges and vertices for 3D shapes including a cube, square-based pyramid and tetrahedron.

After the audit, Professor Greer said, Yale also sought to revise the terms of the relationship between Berkeley and the university.

After delaying its initial stock sale, Verizon Wireless said it might revise the terms of an agreement to buy a unit of Price Communications.

Before the talking began, Seth Bockley, Mr. Kahane's collaborator on "February House" and a resident of Chicago, attempted to revise the terms of debate.

Hilary Messer, head of litigation at RWP, said: "If the courts accept our argument that the relationship between debtors and creditors is unfair it opens a door for the courts to revise the terms".

A proposal by the United States and Britain to revise the terms of trade with Iraq and allow freer importing of civilian goods has been abandoned for five months because of objections from Russia.

Gov. George E. Pataki, whose support would be needed to revise the term limits law, was one of the first to react yesterday.

It's a fair-minded no-brainer for the City Council to revise the term limits law to allow a third term and not waste tax dollars on a costly special election.

It did not exactly come as a shock on Tuesday that Mr. Bloomberg apparently had decided to run for a third term, even though he once dismissed an effort to revise the term-limit law.

The simplest and most direct route — and the strategy that Bloomberg advisers say he is most likely to pursue — is to have the City Council revise the term limits law, at least temporarily.

The City Council voted overwhelmingly yesterday to revise the term-limits law, eliminating a provision that held some council members to a maximum of only six years in office, rather than eight.