Sentence examples for revised participation from inspiring English sources

The Welsh Rugby Union will present a revised participation agreement to its four regions on Monday but it will not be signed if it binds the quartet to the current Heineken Cup organisers.

The revised participation rate is up from the 96 percent rate announced last month, when the country struck a restructuring agreement to reduce its debt by about 100 billion euros ($130 billion).

Although the WR programme envisages a substantial donor support of some US$8.5 million, this has not yet materialised and negotiations have been continued with potential donors: in the meantime, the programme has been revised with the participation of countries concerned in 1998 and 2001.

The WRU will on Monday submit revised terms for the participation agreement the regions said last week they were not prepared to continue with after the end of the season because it would potentially leave them worse off financially and provision for central contracts for Wales squad players is expected to be among the changes.

Among other things, the revised act called for participation in international carbon markets and the fulfillment of Kyoto targets.

TORs should be reviewed and revised periodically with the participation of members.

Historically established institutions of long standing have revised their curricula with participation of all stakeholders.

The mandates of the National Institutes of Health, which mostly restrict their funding to generalisable research on prevention and cure, may need to be examined and revised to allow their participation in developing methods to draw insights from context-sensitive improvement work.

If, however, a participant experiences substantial difficulties coping or has a temporary lack of motivation, and this becomes a threat to continued participation, a revised version of the data collection form with a few prioritised items will be offered as an alternative to the full version.

This was shown directly from the new chapter on "information disclosure and public participation" in the revised Environment Protection Law and the adoption of NGOs' advice in the judicial interpretation.

In addition, the electoral law would be "revised in depth", with the participation of "the political parties, whether present [in parliament] or not".