Sentence examples for revision of it from inspiring English sources

In 2005, the ruling party and the opposition party agreed on the necessity of the revision of the NSL and submitted bills for revision of it, they failed to revise it due to the disagreement in details.

This list, the Basle Nomina Anatomica, had to be subsequently expanded, and in 1955 the Sixth International Anatomical Congress at Paris approved a major revision of it known as the Paris Nomina Anatomica.

"We are very much inclined to publish your novel, 'High Winds,' in the magazine, but would you consider certain suggestions for the revision of it, to that end, which we think might very much improve it, excellent as we think it is as it stands".

(For the revision of it from 1972, see Gödel 1995).

You know, if someone has some other revision of it that they want to attach, that should be easy to do.

The translation is extant and edited: Badawi (1961); however, the text as it has come down to us is not Ibn al-Bitriq's translation itself, but a revision of it: see Endress (1966) and (1995a), 47 8; Hugonnard-Roche (2003a).

A critic's notebook article on Friday about the choreography of Marius Petipa and 20th-century revisions of it misidentified the venue at Lincoln Center where the Paris Opera Ballet will perform a version of "Giselle" based on Petipa's choreography this summer.

A critic's notebook article on Friday about the choreography of Marius Petipa and 20th-century revisions of it misspelled the given name of a dance historian who helped stage "Giselle" last year for Pacific Northwest Ballet, a version that used three 19th-century sources, including Petipa.

THE ARTS A critic's notebook article on Friday about the choreography of Marius Petipa and 20th-century revisions of it misidentified the venue at Lincoln Center where the Paris Opera Ballet will perform a version of "Giselle" based on Petipa's choreography this summer.

Much controversy resulted from the revision of 1927 28; it was rejected by Parliament, which suspected "Romanizing" tendencies in changes proposed for the ministering of Holy Communion.

Trying to make it easier for more companies and agencies to bid on city business, New York City is embarking on a sweeping revision of how it buys $8 billion in goods and services each year.