Sentence examples for revision proposed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Ms. Hammond said the revision proposed this year was limited to several narrow aspects of the rules -- primarily involving the maximum permitted concentration of pollutants in the groundwater.

Subsequent revision proposed to eliminate the headache characteristics [3] and to delete the last criterion in order to allow the establishment of MOH diagnosis when the patient suffers from the disorder and not only after the medication withdrawal [4].

Around 447 BC Clearchus (possibly the councilman registered in 408/7, in which case the date of this measure may need revision ) proposed the Coinage Decree, which imposed Athenian silver coinage, weights and measures on all of the allies.

The Board of Trustees decided to keep the old criteria (with well-known lack of reliability and validity) despite the major revision proposed by the DSM-5 Personality Disorders Work Group.

According to the Marsh criteria revision proposed by Oberhuber et al. [ 7] in 1999, the atrophic type 3 lesion was subdivided in 3a, 3b and 3c in the presence of mild, marked and total villous atrophy respectively (Marsh-Oberhuber classification).

Asterisks in this last column refer to examples illustrated in Additional file 4. The model revision proposed for PFI0905w will need to be confirmed by other experimental data since these 4 ESTs also matched P. falciparum telomerase RNA (see Additional file 10).

The only significant revisions proposed in the charter are required because of new norms the Vatican issued last year.

C1 Reconsidering Tax Shelters Corporate tax shelters would be much less lucrative under revisions proposed by the bipartisan staff of the Senate Finance Committee.

Corporate tax shelters, whose resurgence is costing the government billions of dollars a year, would be much less lucrative under revisions proposed yesterday by the bipartisan staff of the Senate Finance Committee.

But in at least one briefing last fall, Mr. Carney said both the White House and the State Department collectively made just one change, in contradiction to the e-mails that show much more substantive revisions proposed by the State Department.

For instance, Hudson, Ohio city manager Jane Howington writes in a comment on the order that the city has 40-foot limits on pole heights, to which the industry has already agreed, but which would be increased to 50 under the revisions proposed in the rule.