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By this time Morse code had been revised to allow for accents and other foreign characters, resulting in a split between American and International Morse that continues to this day.

Since his arrival in February, Dr. ElBaradei has said he would be a candidate for the presidency but only if the Constitution were revised to allow for a free and fair election.

However, this approach should be revised to allow for spatio-temporal shifts of biodiversity features, threats and management options.

The president and his team, instead, asked that the plan be revised to allow for a Navy SEALs unit to be transported in via helicopter.

While the UMC still encourages abstinence, in 2008 the church's Social Principles were revised to allow for "judicious use with deliberate and intentional restraint, with Scripture as a guide".

The ghost was younger in an earlier version of script, and murdered her parents instead of her children; this was revised to allow for the casting of an older actress.

The T-CAB discussed the risks and benefits of the study and eventually decided that the small risk of emergency transfusion among participants was outweighed by the potentially large benefit to local people if treatment guidelines could be revised to allow an effective drug for vivax malaria to be widely used.

David Nussbaum, the chief executive of WWF-UK, said the organisation still supported the creation of the MPA, and, were the Chagossians to return, the terms of the MPA would have to be revised to allow them access to fish for food and to earn a livelihood.

In the last decade, some Japanese politicians have called for the constitution to be revised to allow its military to take part in peacekeeping missions abroad.

But on Sept. 1, it was revised to allow emergency bracing and shoring.

Over the past two weeks police authorities in both Surrey and the West Midlands have agreed to proposals by the forces to move forward with the BPP process, with revised timetables adopted to allow for a public and staff consultation over the summer.