Sentence examples for revised thousands from inspiring English sources

For one thing, it revised thousands of the dictionary's entries in light of modern historical sensibilities.

The committee, which advises President Jose Eduardo dos Santos, said the electoral law must be revised, thousands of displaced people must be resettled and freedom of movement throughout the country must be re-established.

The book to begin with in looking for a revised 21st-century strategy is, unexpectedly, the landmark U.S. ARM Y/MARINE CORPS COUNTERINSURGENCY FIELD MANUAL University of Chicago, paper, $15).

In 1949, he produced a supplement to the 3rd edition of Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians & he was appointed to preside over an entirely revised 5th edition.

A revised 3rd edition (ICHD-3, beta version) was also published last year [6].

Zraly's course book, to be issued this fall in a freshly revised 20th-anniversary edition, is a quick-study, commonsense touchstone for anyone who wishes to get the basics under his belt along with the juice.

The scope of patentability is today more intricately delineated, especially on the "old continent" (Europe), where plant varieties and essential biological processes are excluded from protection, in accordance with Article 53§b of the European Patent Convention as revised 29th November 2000 (also present in the 1973 text).

Revised 2nd edition, 1922.

Patients were staged according to the revised 7th edition of UICC TNM classification of lung cancer [ 2].

Many current research studies of the oldest old utilize the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edition (DSM-IV) [ 11] or revised 3rd edition [ 12] criteria for a diagnosis of dementia.

He followed this up by qualifying fourth and finishing a disappointing 10th after twice running wide off the track in the, although his position was revised to 7th after the disqualification of the BAR team and a resulting penalty to Ralf Schumacher.