Opinions were revised after its restoration in 1952 for a screening at the 1st Brazilian Cinema Retrospective, when it "deeply impressed" the directors who would be part of Cinema Novo movement in the 1960s and 1970s.
From the outset the British government sought political settlements that would foster stability and enable the restoration of a revised version of devolved power in the region.
The Audubon Society, however, revised its proposals for wetlands restoration upward in April because of growing concerns about rising sea levels.
Moore et al. suggested that the concept of early goal-directed therapy should be revised, and the inclusion of the restoration of peripheral circulation perfusion in the early resuscitation would be meaningful [ 4].
Sears Holdings is apparently not giving up on Restoration Hardware, even though the home furnishings retailer rejected a revised offer from Sears on the last day of Restoration's go-shop period.
The foundation, which was created 33 years ago to press governments for bay restoration, recently estimated that the revised cleanup plan for the bay will cost $8.5 billion over 10 years, a fourfold increase in the current spending.
Arkansas' law did not include such civil rights protections, but was revised to mirror the 1993 federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
The City Council gave preliminary approval on Tuesday to a revised ordinance that deals with the protection and restoration of native vegetation and prohibits fuel modification activity in new areas without a public hearing.
His stage comedy The Guardian (1641, revised 1661) introduced the fop Puny, who became a staple of Restoration comedy.
We are thus challenged to investigate whether we should move away from traditional notions of restoration and revise the manner in which rehabilitation goals are addressed (Seastedt et al. 2008).
An 1841 revelation promised the restoration of the "fulness of the priesthood", and in May 1842, Smith inaugurated a revised endowment or "first anointing".
