Sentence examples for revised remarks from inspiring English sources

In addition, we publish a paper on inter-Asian rice exchanges in later historical periods by veteran agricultural economist Randolph Barker, as well as the revised remarks by Richard O'Connor, one of several symposium discussants.

His revised remarks underlined the attentiveness of Chinese solar panel makers to complaints from Western manufacturers about China's lower prices and rising market share.

The president revised his remarks in a speech this month, castigating some for interpreting his call for tolerance as a sign of weakness.

He later revised his remarks to say the United States would never tire in its pursuit of him and other terrorist leaders.

He would not revise his remarks now.

So I called Mr. Carville again and asked if he wanted to revise his remarks or actually apologize.

Later, Mr. Rendell went on the ABC's "Nightline" and revised his previous remarks.

After the first round of debriefings, the English version item pool was revised, incorporating all remarks made by at least two participants.

"I have a book in press that I'll have to revise," Dr. Demarest remarked.

HAD Dame Edith Sitwell, who chronicled the lives of eccentrics of the 1930s, been confronted with the contemporary spectacles of some of her countrymen, one has to wonder if she would revise her remark that "eccentricity is not, as dull people would have us believe, a form of madness".

I would revise her remark to argue that it has little to do with IQ and everything to do with acculturation and an innate keenness whereby theatre is regarded as more than just the preserve of the moneyed few or the chance to gawp at an ever-shifting roll call of celebrities.