Sentence examples for revised amended from inspiring English sources

A few paragraphs later, the reader learns that 'this... book has... been totally revised, amended and completed personally by Fidel Castro'.

First appearing in 1960, it was revised in 1990 and then again in 1998, and is just now being republished by Norton in a vastly expanded edition, with the notes heavily revised, amended, and amplified by the Carroll scholar Mark Burstein.

And that means allowing parliament the time to revise, amend and improve the bill free from the threat of debate being stifled.

"And that means allowing Parliament the time to revise, amend and improve the bill free from the threat of debate being stifled".

Award success frequently depends on an iterative process of commentary, revision, and review, and many applications are resubmitted as revised or amended applications.

It has been revised and amended several times since.

The court enjoined the Secretary against preemptive rejection of supplemental certificates, admonishing her that she could not "decide ahead of time what late returns should or should not be ignored," but was instead required "to exercise her discretion" and "consider all attendant facts and circumstances" before deciding whether to accept revised or amended returns.

The security policy should be considered a "living document" in that it will be constantly revised and amended as new lessons are learned and as the organization evolves.

A new draft of a key text was produced early on Friday morning and was being revised and amended during the day.

Dr Richard Wellings, deputy editorial director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, says GDP figures should always be treated with caution because they are revised and amended for years afterwards.

As Title IX regs required in 1997, and 1998 and 1999, and every subsequent year up to OCR revised and amended Title IX in 2006 to sanction under certain circumstances single sex public education.