Sentence examples for revisions would be from inspiring English sources

The EU had hoped revisions would be agreed before Christmas.

He said the revisions would be put to vote and would expand women's rights.

Mr. Annan said he hoped the draft, a product of committee talks and at least three revisions, would be approved by the General Assembly next week.

And, of course, all the revisions would be documented on the microchip, which is sewn into the garment and which can be laundered.

He said that the original construction costs for Citi Field had come in $40 million under budget and that the revisions would be paid for with those savings.

Microsoft also announced that Windows 10 would be the last version of Windows, meaning that users would receive regular updates to the OS but that no more large-scale revisions would be done.

(b) If a hearings officer or the three-member Board proposes to revise a decision, and the revision would be based only on evidence included in the record on which the prior decision was based, all parties will be notified in writing of the proposed action.

After a description of the economic situation in Europe at the time of the writing of the first volume, the translator petitions Hitler to satisfy his adoring fans: "But, as those things belong to the limbo of a dead past that nobody wishes to have remembered now, it is often asked: Why doesn't Hitler revise Mein Kampf?" Yes, translator, a revision would be most excellent!

He said the agency hoped the revision would be made sometime this year.

After the plan was announced, it appeared that its completion on schedule and without major revision would be a major sign of stability.

The first act of revision would be to cut the redundant opening two lines, which threaten to muffle the much more interesting third.