Sentence examples for revised calling from inspiring English sources

The Los Angeles Times reports that the city's mayor saw nothing wrong with how the language was revised, calling the situation "a lot of ado about nothing".

After a flurry of e-mail and news conferences, Mrs. Clinton then put forth, on Friday, a revised call for a soft-money ban.

Now the outlook for 2009 is worse, with revised predictions calling for a 6percentt drop.

The center eventually submitted revised plans calling for an addition that matched the building's facade.

Mr Bridgen has now tabled a revised proposal calling for a review of the "appropriate" sanctions for non-payment of TV licences.

They write: "As a first step, we urge you and your team to pursue a revised proposal calling for a verifiable halt to Iran's accumulation of 20%-enriched uranium including export of the material or conversion to metallic form in Iran in exchange for a reciprocal relaxing some of international and financial sanctions imposed on Iran".

Among other things, the revised plans call for expanding the use of the United States' Destiny science module aboard the station.

In 1879, the city introduced a "tenement law" that required small apartment buildings for the lower-classes to include airshafts; in 1901, the law was revised to call for large-scale courtyards.

In the new, revised scheme – call it Plan B – the building would still be heavily altered, its second, third and fourth storeys turned into new flats; but some form of pub would be retained at ground level.

The revised guidelines call for shifting some ground forces from the northern island of Hokkaido, where they were originally intended to fend off a Soviet invasion, to its southern islands to fill a "gap" there, the reports said.

Because Hurricane Sandy flooded the surrounding streets, the revised plans call for the lowest occupied floors to be raised two feet above the 100-year flood plain as defined in a recently updated map by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.