Sentence examples for revisions that would from inspiring English sources

The current debate is over proposed revisions that would widen the target audience for such missions.

The Legislature is contemplating revisions that would extend eligibility for the tax credits.

I cannot agree to any revisions that would weaken the fund".

Physicists struggled for more than a decade to find revisions that would make the theory work.

Revisions that would let defendants see the evidence against them were welcomed by military defense lawyers and human rights groups.

The council took pains to make revisions that would "minimize the impact on the neighborhood," Mr. Ludwig said.

The administration quickly offered a revision that would force the health insurers — not the institutions — to bear the cost.

WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW Senate Republican leaders said they would offer a revision that would allow collective bargaining by state workers for wages only, but ban strikes.

But the government was over-optimistic in making a complicated revision that would see some schools, especially in London, potentially lose funding.

But, for the deal to be consummated, Robert must agree to a revision that would violate his principles and betray his personal identity.

During the 2003 campaign, Arthur had proposed a national referendum on a constitutional revision that would replace the British monarch (represented by a governor-general) with a president as head of state.