Sentence examples for revised to comply from inspiring English sources

It has since been revised to comply with the judge's order.

Virtually every product offered to individuals, families and small businesses will be new or revised to comply with federal standards.

But she said the cable box proposal needed to be revised to comply with copyright and licensing laws that would not give the F.C.C. outsize power.

The use of GDL scripts are an example of building code-based library objects (as opposed to graphic based) which include as many geometric parameters as possible allowing for the objects to be revised to comply with different scenarios and plotted from point cloud or other survey data.

Although the original plans for the project had already accounted for the issue, the plans had to be revised to comply with new federal standards regarding the use of steel pilings for supporting the hillside.

For example, nursing home providers are accustomed to designing a "thirty-day plan of correction" in response to citations given by surveyors, in which the cited system of care is quickly revised to comply with the regulation.

In short, to apply the Policy in the UK or other commonwealth jurisdictions with similar statutes, it should be revised to fully comply with the law and address our moral concerns in relation to tissue harvest from minor donor siblings.

The company has revised procedures to comply with F.D.A. rules, the chief financial officer, Robert D. Shallish Jr., said.

One way the McCain-Feinstein amendment appears to resolve that issue is by requiring the Army Field Manual to be thoroughly reviewed and revised to ensure it "complies with the legal obligations of the United States" designed to "elicit reliable and voluntary statements that do not involve the use or threat or force".

Several provincial-level governments, including Beijing's, have since revised their regulations to comply.

We describe another linked tool which generates solutions to Prolog queries requesting advice on how a plan should be revised so as to comply with safety and efficacy requirements.