Sentence examples for revising the language from inspiring English sources

She said the governor would be happy to consider revising the language in the next legislative session to clarify its meaning.

M.L.B. and the players' union are currently revising the language in their drug testing policy to eliminate the ambiguity that led to their appeals' being upheld.

The plan startled some in the financial community, and the administration appears to be quickly revising the language to head off potential opposition.

But readers should have other options, for example, to view the propositions sorted by the date added to the rack, the date revised (revising the language of the proposition), and the date updated (updating the page with new evidence).

Changing How We Speak About Hospice One result of this fact-finding process is that the Project HOPE team is revising the language used to describe hospice options.

We thank John Plant (University of Vienna) for revising the language.

But I find I don't have to revise, I mean, I have to revise the language, I do a lot of revision of the language, but generally the structure, the organization, which comes pretty much from the outline, seems to work.

He helped us revise the language and include specific information about confidentiality.

He said he intended to ask the journal to revise the language in the article to make clear that he helped write it.

Joey MacLellan, a town spokesman, said last week that the board tentatively planned to revise the language and bring the referendum to a vote in a special election or in November 2002.

At the time Congress debated the amendment, Sen. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts, the anti-slavery Republican, spoke out forcefully against allowing slavery to continue through the penal system, urging that the Senate Judiciary Committee revise the language to remove that part.