Sentence examples for revisions could be from inspiring English sources

No editing was possible; corrections and revisions could be made only on subsequent performances.

Further revisions could be made, including on the question of extending the regulatory system to cover larger vehicles.

"Angels" (1921, 1940) and "Evocations" (reworked in 1954) are included in alternative scorings showing how thorough his revisions could be.

However, David Cameron and culture secretary Maria Miller, against protests from Labour and the Liberal Democrats, have argued that revisions could be made to parliament's charter to avoid an industry boycott of the parliamentary regulation.

He said that he expected continued discussions between American bishops and those officials to yield common ground and that he hoped the revisions could be worked out in a few weeks.

Still, by taking away one big talking point from Romney, these revisions could be politically significant.

Indications are that that revision could be dramatic and could possibly lead to a new constitution.

The court ruled, however, that such a revision could be accomplished only by referendum.

A creator's own revision could be called an act of self-criticism.

Managing mobile phones during independent study and revision could be one such topic.

Several people said yesterday that Professor Logan's work, done in a week, suggested that a reliable revision could be done.