Sentence examples for revised version of which from inspiring English sources

Pro-development changes to the planning system, a revised version of which is due to be published on Monday, were disastrous.

Under the peace deal, a revised version of which was signed on 24 November after the original was rejected in an October referendum, all the Farc troops are to relocate to one of 27 special demobilization zones.

Inspired by his discussions with this group, Russell abandoned mathematics for philosophy and won a fellowship at Trinity on the strength of a thesis entitled An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry, a revised version of which was published as his first philosophical book in 1897.

Popper wrote an autobiographical sketch for the volume on his work in the Library of Living Philosophers series, a slightly revised version of which later appeared in book form as Unended Quest (1976).

oThese comments are based on Figures 6 (mode), Figure 7 (tenor) in this paper, whereas for field see Hasan, [1999], a revised version of which is presented in Hasan (in press).

We proposed a framework (a revised version of which is illustrated in figure 1) for understanding diabetes-related stigma that hypothesised the features of diabetes and its management that may be the focus of this phenomenon, the sources and psychological mechanisms driving it, and the possible experiences and consequences of stigma.

Based on a revised version of RELAP5, which can be used for super-critical pressure calculation, a model of mixed spectrum SCWR (SCWR-M) system is established.

For now there is the Jennifer Higdon piece — a revised version of "Voices," which she dedicated to the group — as well as the welcome opportunities to explore Shostakovich's music and delve once more into Beethoven's cycle.

On April 25, Congress approved a revised version of the accords, which the Zapatistas denounced.

And he noted that the Times had accepted a revised version of the ad, which ran last week.

It was followed by a revised version of Wonderful Life, which swept Vearncombe into the international limelight.