Sentence examples for revisions represent a from inspiring English sources

For the dreamers who long to institute God's justice on earth, Fadl's revisions represent a substantial moral challenge.

Shell's reserve revisions represent "a very big issue on sentiment and trust," said Jonathan Wright, an oil analyst in London for Citigroup.

The pilot program and associated manual revisions represent a major milestone in the evolution and application of composite doublers.

The revisions represent a clear attempt to make the order more legally sound after a panel of judges for the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit upheld a suspension on the ban that a federal judge in Seattle issued in early February.

Ogata's team's revisions represented a totally grassroots effort.

To some readers, these revisions represented a politically motivated betrayal of his theoretical accomplishments.

In one sense, the revision represented a logical government adjustment to the fact that the local population is now 43% non-Latino white, while the police force is nearly 75% white.

Ranchers worry that the new regulation, in the final phase of revision, represents a first step toward ending branding, a method they regard as the most visible, permanent and reliable way of identifying who owns which cow.

Each major curricular revision represented an educational response to a variety of social needs, above all economic.

It told the agency that over all, the proposed revisions "represent an improvement for dealers and consumers".

Singer's proposals, unlike Murphy's, seem to represent a revision of ordinary morality's requirements of beneficence, despite the faint presence in the history of Western morality of religious obligations of tithing.