I was told that if I didn't sign the revised contract immediately my employment would be terminated on 20 January," said another.
The only encouraging notes were that the new law has a six-month expiration date, and that leaders of both houses of Congress said they would start revising it immediately.
Thus, the Panel recommended that ACOG revise its "immediately available" standard "with specific reference to other obstetrical complications of comparable risk, risk stratification, and in light of limited physician and nursing resources" [ 11].
Meticulously detailed plans had to be scrapped immediately, revised and sometimes revised again.
So I liked it on first read, and then, like Chowder, immediately revised my opinion.
Originally, officers were instructed to do this during any "lawful contact"; after an outcry, the law was immediately revised so that this check would apply only during a "lawful stop, detention, or arrest".
And after news reports about the Republican advertisement appeared this morning, Mr. Gore himself immediately revised his plans for the day, backing away from a speech about health care so that the Republicans' message -- an assault on Mr. Gore's credibility -- would come through loud and clear.
U.S. policy must be immediately revised to take into account of the coming political dispensation.
It was, however, immediately revised to better define the olive leaves at the right end of the branch (over the NT in "CENTS"); on the original design, the leaves overlapped with each other.
The President has approved the internet bill, on the 18th of February, with the promise from the government that the most contentious articles within the bill - and, in essence, they were the ones that are most incompatible with the globally accepted norms - will be immediately revised with a following bill.
