Sentence examples for revised provisions from inspiring English sources

But the revised provisions, enacted largely in response to the recession, are responsible for a greater share of the increase.

The commission voted unanimously to propose for comment a "road map" for conversion, with eventual adoption depending in part on revised provisions for financing the group that writes the international standards.

Young people also support the revised provisions of the DREAM Act included in the comprehensive reform package currently under consideration in the U.S. Senate.

Parties to the hearings, as well as the attorney general, are entitled to appeal orders made under the revised provision.

No one in the military has been charged with a capital crime yet under the revised provision.

Russia announced late Friday night that Mr. Sarkozy had called Mr. Medvedev, and that the two had spoken about the cease-fire agreement, though it did not specifically indicate whether that meant that Mr. Medvedev had agreed to the revised provision.

The new law revises provisions on outdoor advertising to meet the objections raised in that case.

Some lawmakers are weighing whether to revise provisions that could appear anti-consumer and politically unseemly after a corporate collapse that hurt thousands of workers and investors.

The city's housing authority assisted in getting people out of the complexes, revising provisions so residents could be evicted for "minor lease infractions," Newman wrote.

In a separate bill signed by President Obama seven days later, Congress revised many provisions of the first bill.

Participants said the deal also revised a provision, favored by trial lawyers, that would allow lawsuits to revert to the courts after 90 days if the fund could not meet its obligations in any given year.