Sentence examples for revised language from inspiring English sources

The revised language is positive about the impacts of globalisation and rejects "fortress Australia".

President Nicolas Sarkozy, who backed the legislation, vowed to submit a new bill with revised language.

The House of Representatives has already passed a pension measure, but it will now have to reconsider any revised language that may be approved by the Senate.

That fell short of the 40percentt quota proposed initially, but the Iraqi leaders who pushed for the revised language proclaimed themselves satisfied.

The Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, said on Thursday that he had seen revised language for the governor's marriage-equality bill and that it was "acceptable".

But by this morning, Europe had accepted revised language in a draft text on agriculture in exchange for a proposal to conduct broader negotiations on environmental issues involved in trade, only to have the negotiations run into a fresh obstacle.

Steps by government agencies or medical Web sites to revise language about implantation are already causing controversy.

For example, they want House lawmakers to revise language that they say would require EPA to carry out every chemical review requested by industry, compared with a minimum requirement of 10 per year initiated by EPA itself.

The NEA said it is waiting until Friday to make any official statement in the hopes that Harkin revises language of the bill regarding teacher evaluations.

(The next day, in the face of criticism, Dana revised that language, and added, "These mistakes are on Rolling Stone, not on Jackie").

French and British diplomats said Wednesday that they had revised the language of the original resolution with the aim of making it politically untenable for Russia or China to block it.