Sentence examples for revision of which from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, she now appeared to be the first person to be arrested under an amended version of Russia's treason law, the revision of which had been proposed by the F.S.B. in the wake of anti-Kremlin protests in late 2011 and early 2012.

In her presentation, the superintendent revisited the eight main goals listed in the three-year plan, the revision of which will go before the board in June.

Lastly, Lee et al. [ 22] recently published their results of 181, mostly uncemented revisions (of which 109 were complete revisions) in 102 patients aged 50 years or younger after a mean followup of 11 years.

Historians this week voiced concerns about the proposed revisions, many of which they have described as inaccurate.

The battle system went through four revisions, much of which was discarded before the final design was agreed upon.

The EQuIP has undergone several revisions, none of which materially affected this study.

The idea of creating fake budget lines for Council discretionary funds appears to have been born after the charter revision of 1989, which abolished the Board of Estimate and gave sole approval over the mayor's budget to the Council.

That made him a point man in the revision of CNNfn, which will be renamed CNN Money in the coming months and will collaborate with AOL and Time's financial magazines, Money and Fortune.

The critical care and accurate revision of texts, which was formerly a kind of sacred privilege of the Greek and Latin classics, has within the last few years been a tribute of literary regard paid with equal success to the classical writers of our own country, both dead and living.

This prototype might be included in the next revision of HDMI, which is scheduled to drop sometime within the next few months.

The popular political gossip blog Wonkette asked, How were the National Rifle Association and Indiana's "law and order Republicans" able "to get cop-killing legalized?" The headlines all refer to Indiana's Castle Doctrine law -- and more specifically, to a recent revision of it, which passed both chambers of the legislature by wide margins and was signed into law last week by Gov. Mitch Daniels.