Sentence examples for revised proposed from inspiring English sources

§ 1.672 May I file a revised proposed alternative?

The Forest Service, for example, has revised proposed timber harvests and road construction near sacred sites".

Holding that "Microsoft's profession of surprise is not credible," Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson adopted the Government plaintiffs' revised proposed final judgment, ordering Microsoft broken into an Operating Systems Business and an Applications Business.

(B) Seek additional public comment on a revised proposed plan, when the lead agency determines the change could not have been reasonably anticipated by the public based on the information available in the proposed plan or the supporting analysis and information in the administrative record.

The lead agency shall, prior to adoption of the selected remedy in the ROD, issue a revised proposed plan, which shall include a discussion of the significant changes and the reasons for such changes, in accordance with the public participation requirements described in paragraph (f)(3)(i) of this section.

The following Fig. 2 shows the amended and revised proposed spectrum with several annotations and simplifications.

But because of the opposition, their sponsors have had to revise proposed routes several times, and the projects remain bogged down in the review by the regulatory commission.

EU legislators are still revising proposed reforms to the Directive, many of which have been fiercely opposed by the UK, and it is hoped that a compromise can be reached by the European Parliamentary elections in May 2014.

Governor Schwarzenegger's May revise proposed borrowing money from city and county governments to help the state's financial situation, which could blow another $175 million hole in the City's deficit.

NASD, the regulatory body for the Nasdaq market, said yesterday that it had revised its proposed rule covering conflict of interest disclosures by research analysts to remove any requirement that analysts not talk to reporters.

On December 31, the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment of the California Environmental Protection Agency revised its proposed limit to.02 ppb because of new findings about the vulnerability of young children and sensitive populations to chromium-6 exposure.