Sentence examples for revised notes from inspiring English sources

By far the biggest accrediting body is the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, and in its newly revised notes on its accreditation process, EFMD rather pointedly says that, though Equis is available globally, it "is European in the sense that Europeans have designed it and that Europeans manage it.

The EMEA has included in its recently revised Note for Guidance for anti-cancer drugs explicit statements regarding the use of HR-QoL instruments in phase II-III studies.

Review and revise notes on anything that isn't your strongest point and focus on that.

She intended to revise, noting that the death of one character was perhaps schmaltzy, and that she found "in general, not enough simplicity".

Korai fūteishō (1197, revised 1201; "Notes on Poetic Style Through the Ages") is considered his major critical work.

More questionably, he revised his notes as little as possible, in the hope "that this book has retained the feel of the 'reading diary' that it was".

"This may sound like a significant easing of policy, but it really just reflects the fact that the budget deficit for 2010 has twice been revised upwards," notes Anders Matzen, from Nordea Bank.

Hannah added to or revised her notes based on conversations with the co-PIs.

First, students individually revised their notes and reflected on what kind of research project they wanted to do.

Immediately following each FGD, the moderator/facilitator teams discussed and revised their notes and highlighted key points to explore further in the digital recordings.

A separate chapter focusing on the assessment of students with disabilities within the primary education system has been developed within the revised Guidance notes on primary school students' learning achievement assessment.