Sentence examples for revised recovery from inspiring English sources

The 2011 Revised Recovery Plan for the northern spotted owl (Strix occidentalis caurina) declared that active forest management is compatible and consistent with recovery goals.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service and state wildlife agencies are working to draft a revised recovery plan specific to the Mexican wolf that will appropriately incorporate genetic concerns in recovery criteria that can be implemented on a human-dominated landscape.

The primary outcome is improvement in recovery score using the 24-item Revised Recovery Assessment Scale for service users.

Also last year, federal wildlife officials revised the recovery plan for the animals under the Endangered Species Act in a way that may take away their endangered status, manatee experts warn, even if the population is still, over all, declining.

It also raised the issue-level rating on Ford's unsecured debt to B from CCC and revised its recovery rating on the debt.

The investment growth figures could be revised, making the recovery look more balanced.

After reaching a settlement with the unions, he scaled down the budget, ordered the attrition of 10 percent of the city's 200,000-member work force and, with state officials, revised a fiscal recovery plan that sought the aid of banks and the state and federal governments.

Lisa Ramsperger, a spokeswoman for Oracle Team USA, said the team had increased its safety training and revised its safety and recovery plan.

A Treasury spokeswoman said: "The IMF has confirmed that the UK economy is moving from rescue to recovery, revising up its growth forecast for this year.

A spokesman for the Treasury said: "The IMF has confirmed that the UK economy is moving from rescue to recovery, revising up its growth forecast for this year.

A Treasury spokesman welcomed the Fund's report: "The IMF has confirmed that the UK economy is moving from rescue to recovery, revising up its growth forecast for this year.