Sentence examples for revised state from inspiring English sources

There may be more than one way in which the languages of K and α can be so correlated: in choice revision, one such "extension" represents the revised state; alternately (skeptical) revision consists of the intersection of all such extensions.

The accusations were made in newly revised state filings that show the Dewhurst campaign with $700,000 less than originally reported.

And Republican lawmakers in Florida recently revised state law to allow ballots to be mailed wherever voters want, rather than typically to only their registered addresses.

Because even including defence expenditure upon order and not delivery, under the new recording method the revised state deficit figures in the critical year (1999) became 3.1% of GDP against 2.5% of GDP previously.

JAKARTA — The Indonesian House of Representatives late Monday passed a revised state budget that included a highly contentious increase in the price of subsidized gasoline, despite moves by opposition parties to block the measure and street protests around the country.

The revised state budget includes the renewal of a cash compensation program for poor Indonesian families to cushion the blow from the subsidy decision and a resulting increase in inflation, as was done when gasoline prices were raised in 2008.

The revised State-Space Method (SSM) is expanded from two-degrees-of-freedom to multi-degrees-of-freedom as to accommodate more complex analysis such as dynamic analysis of high-rise, multi-storey structure installed with MPCFS.

"And where exactly do we get authority to revise state legislative lines?

For that to happen, state legislatures and voters would need to revise state constitutions, typically a lengthy and difficult process.

As criminal law professor Ronald Wright told the New Republic, local ballot initiatives can quickly make this practice mandatory: You could revise state law so that you could describe the category of cases where the appointment of a special prosecutor is mandatory.

First, by eliminating "marriage" and revising state policies to focus on caregiving activities rather than sexual/romantic relationships, the state advances its legitimate interest in insuring that vulnerable citizens receive care and nurturing without illegitimately interfering in the private sphere of marriage.