Sentence examples similar to revised on date from inspiring English sources
This answer was revised on 16 September 2015.
First, based on revised radiocarbon dating of charcoal and other materials in campsites of the Maori ancestors, the earliest arrival of Polynesians in New Zealand has now been placed in the 13th century rather than 1,000 years ago, as previously thought.
Emails sent to customers inform them that "unfortunately, the release date for the item listed below has changed," and then provides a new delivery estimate based on that revised date.
Archaeologists revised the date after spotting distinctive cut and crush marks made by stone tools on animal bones dating to 3.4m years ago.
When we utilized this approach, 122 cases retained their original diagnosis dates based on ICD-9 codes, while 177 cases had revised diagnosis dates based on prescription medication use or diagnosis of diarrheal disease.
A revised opening date for summer 2015 was missed.
A revised opening date has just been set: Sept. 9, 2001, more than a year late.
The ARU went on to confirm the Queensland Reds player will now "report to Victorian Police and will be issued with a revised court date".
This is particularly true if a policy was revised but the date of the revision was not included on the more recent policy.
