Sentence examples for revised in line from inspiring English sources
The IEA explains the process this way: "Reserves are constantly revised in line with new discoveries, changes in prices and technological advances.
"By the time the bill emerged from the lawmaking process," the political scientist Carol Skalnik Leff and the historian Mark Leff write, it had been "gutted — stripped of its handgun clauses and revised in line with the objections of the National Rifle Association".
Income targets have been revised in line with a corresponding reduction in costs".
"Modern nursing is a complex and demanding profession and so it is only right for the Code of Conduct to be revised in line with all the changes and developments that have taken place.
The Royall-Marbury bill was reviewed by the Interim Committee at its July 19 meeting and revised in line with their suggestions.
The lowest income tax threshold should be raised, the document said, and the minimum wage - cut by 22percentt in February - revised in line with agreements between employers and workers.
Eligibility, using a combination of immunological and clinical criteria, is assessed using provincial DoH paediatric guidelines, first published in 2004 23 and revised in March 2008, 24 in line with WHO guidelines, 14 and reflecting evidence that early treatment in infants results in better clinical outcomes 8 (table 1).
The Reviewing editor and the reviewers discussed their comments before we reached this decision, and we would like to invite a revised submission in line with the review comments below.
The women say the English version of the song at one point contained the line "thou dost in us command", with that line revised in 1913 to "in all thy sons command".
In line with an inductive approach, topic guides were revised in the light of emerging findings.
