Sentence examples for revised to meet from inspiring English sources

The access to premises standards commenced in 2011, revised to meet the objectives of the Disability Discrimination Act.

The text of the Security Council resolution, first circulated last Monday, has been revised to meet the objections of individual countries.

History of the status of world fish stocks from the FAO catch database 1950 2008, using a catch-only algorithm revised to meet earlier objections.

Considering such situations, the earthquake-resistant design philosophy developed in the previous century should now be revised to meet modern social and economic requirements and Sustainable Development Goals ("SDGs").

As of Tuesday morning, regulators said, they had approved 12 of the 23 permit applications submitted since June 8 and eight earlier applications that had been revised to meet tougher standards.

Mussolini instituted policies severely restricting women's access to jobs outside the home (policies that later had to be revised to meet wartime exigencies), and he distributed gold medals to mothers who produced the most children.

Partly, it is a record of a writer reading, writing and revising to meet a succession of deadlines.

The government played down the ruling".Air quality has improved significantly in recent years and, as this judgement recognises, work is already underway on revised plans to meet EU targets," a spokesman said.

The Environment Department said work had already been started on revised plans to meet EU targets on NO2.

The chief counsel to the DMV, Alan Mateer, denied that the department had provided fingerprint data "indiscriminately" but added that it would immediately review its procedures and revise them to meet the justices' mandate.

School administrators revised their process to meet demands, only to be given a new set of demands, Gnadinger said.