Sentence examples for revised team from inspiring English sources

On November 18 the MEPs approved Barroso's revised team by a vote of 449 149, with 82 abstentions.

Whether you're on Team Andreessen, who held that we weren't in a tech bubble at the AllThingsD conference, or the now revised Team Arrington ("All signs point to a real bubble, probably starting later this year when a lot more companies start to go public")., there's no denying post Groupon S-1 drop that we're in a bubble of people talking about whether or not we're in a tech bubble.

The Etonians were forced to make a number of changes due to players being unavailable, and the revised team was no match for the Wanderers, who won 3 0.

To loud applause, he went on to describe the revised MCC team as "not the team of the MCC but the team of the Anti-Apartheid Movement, the team of SANROC [the South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee] and the team of Bishop Reeves [a critic of apartheid]." Vorster expressed similar sentiments elsewhere, accusing the MCC of making a purely political decision.

Little League officials have also revised the team affidavit, a document that managers are required to carry during tournament play.

Codes were developed, discussed and revised during team meetings with the two first and last authors (PLT, NL, AC and ML) which ensured rigour through constant monitoring of analysis and interpretation [ 37].

Besides Schilling and Rodriguez, the Yankees and the Red Sox have revised their teams since Wakefield's fateful knuckleball, with the Yankees having a bigger facelift.

When revising a team, make sure you aren't only looking at specific Pokémon that your team has trouble with, but also whole strategies that your team can't handle.

Everything was hopeful Monday night, at least until the Mets lost, 5-2, to Seattle, prompting Manuel to talk about revising the team approach to hitting, minor stuff like that.

On the basis of these findings, the development team revised the items and added new ones, and prepared a revised item pool consisting of 51 questions.

The new reference was also inaccurate, Mr. Garment said in an interview, adding that he thought the error was compounded by the fact that Mr. Clinton's team revised the text having full knowledge of the mistake.