Sentence examples for revised cases from inspiring English sources

On May 14th the two airports, along with an independent group led by a former Concorde pilot, submitted their revised cases to the commission, trying to make the best case for expansion yet.Both boosters at Heathrow and Gatwick argue that another runway at each airport will add billions to the economy and create thousands of jobs.

Long cemented stems (205 240 mm) were implanted in all revised cases.

The acetabulum cartilage was intact in all revised cases and a new bipolar head was implanted.

Finally, in the CoCr-Other HXLPE group, the reasons for the 4 revised cases were infection, arthrofibrosis, and aseptic loosening.

Two departments were asked to provide radiographs that they believed to be typical for the revised cases.

The revised cases belonged to a group of patients who had previously undergone the operation at the author's institution between September 1994 and January 2000 (n = 506).

Yui Ehara, designer of the DS Lite and DSi's original casing, had to redesign the revised case.

As the draft undergoes review by stakeholders, further revisions are anticipated, with implementation of the revised case report form planned for 2008 (V. Robison, Chief of Surveillance Team, Division of Tuberculosis Elimination, CDC, personal communication; 6/8/06/8

WHEN a revised case for HS2, a proposed high-speed railway, was launched late last year, the press conference took place in a dingy government basement.

According to a senior administration official, the revised case to the Security Council members "made the point that the Iranians are doing both dual-use research and some things that you can explain only by an interest in nuclear weapons".

Governments will rarely approve a big project without first submitting their proposal for wonkish scrutiny.Dig deeper: One city now carries the hope of high-speed rail boosters (March 2014) The revised case for HS2 still rests on some dodgy assumptions (Nov 2013) All of us do intuitive cost-benefit analyses every day (Sep 2009).