Sentence examples for revised to conform from inspiring English sources

This section is revised to conform to the style and terminology used in title 18.

The Healthy Eating Index (HEI), a measure of diet quality as specified by federal dietary guidance, was revised to conform to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005.

"The new constitutional provisions are very vague, and won't mean much unless laws are revised to conform with them," said He Weifang, a professor at the Beijing University law school.

The Forest Plan, revised to conform with existing scientific knowledge, represents a management strategy designed to sustain the diversity and productivity of the ecosystem while producing goods and services commensurate with the agency's multiple-use mandate.

The new test, to be developed over the next several years, is being revised to conform to more rigorous educational standards proposed earlier this year by the National Governors Association and state school superintendents.

Last I should mention that all the recipes have been revised to conform to a standard recipe format, and wherever possible the proportions have been adjusted so that each recipe is more easily doubled or reduced to half.

The RCUK will go forward with its current policy, and has no plans to revise it to conform more closely to the Finch report.

These were revised in 1964 to conform to the metric system which was adopted in India.

The meaning of "value" in the last paragraph of the revised section is written to conform with that provided in section 2311 of this title by inserting the words "face, par, or".

In modern life we have revised the Aristotelian view to conform to the tragedies and indignities of everyday existence in which lives are cut short by unforeseen events like diseases and accidents.

3. Reserve the right to modify the permit, revised permit or permit renewal to conform with the Secretary's decision if a permit, revised permit, or permit renewal has been issued prior to receipt of the Secretary's decision.