Often the BRE will choose to handle revisions himself, but on this occasion Tim Behrens wanted to return to the referees as there were some detailed points in the revisions that required their analytical expertise.
He avoided writing openly gay characters for most of his career (unless you count Bobby from "Company" — often interpreted as a closeted gay man, most recently in a revision that Sondheim himself is working on).
After the expert committee rejected Gabaldón's revisions, he disassociated himself from parts of the WHO 15th report (28, 32 ).
"He advocates the revision of the Constitution and associates himself with people who are extremely dangerous," a prominent Japanese commentator, Makoto Sataka, said.
Following Psychological Care of Infant and Child (1928) and his revision (1930) of Behaviorism, Watson devoted himself exclusively to business until his retirement in 1946.
In the aftermath of the biggest demonstrations in the history of modern Russia, outgoing President Dmitri Medvedev committed himself to political reforms, revision of electoral laws, greater political freedoms and direct elections of regional governors.
Since he was afraid that he might die before completing the final revision of the Institutes, he forced himself to work.
The composer himself had a habit of constant revision, which is not necessarily a sign of insecurity, as biographers long assumed; rather, he may have seen his works as organisms in a state of flux.
This week he makes a revision mission to Merion in order to ready himself for the US Open in the knowledge that he will need a clear mind to contend.
In 1989, when the Patients Federationn consulted with him on its draft petition on the law, he began to commit himself to the issue of law revision.
