Sentence examples for revisited under from inspiring English sources
The report suggested that at least some of those decisions might need to be revisited under the Obama administration.
So it was with considerable baggage that I recently revisited "Under the Tuscan Sun"_ _this year, on the occasion of its twentieth anniversary, and discovered that my opinion of the book has grown ever so slightly more generous with age.
The plans were revisited under the ownership of Tom Hicks and George Gillett.
Or, on the other, I wonder if student teaching internships should be revisited under the Department of Labor's new criteria.
All of these findings suggest that those diverse pathological contexts that generate a regulation IIS response might be revisited under the light of a putative tolerant process.
The notion that Essential National Health Research ENHRR) is a key strategy for equity in development within and between countries is being revisited under the call for National Health Research Systems[ 1].
I would like to revisit under more pleasant conditions.
Setting aside for the moment the artistic merits of Lady Gaga's performance on Monday's 58th Grammy Awards telecast, it's impressive to note that the posthumous salute to the rock innovator and provocateur touched on no fewer than 10 Bowie cornerstone songs, even if some of them were revisited for under 30 seconds.
But it revisited the issue under criticism from the Environmental Protection Agency, which said the early reviews had not been broad enough.
The initial listing of over 1300 skills was then revisited and recoded under the five headings see Table 1 below:> This table (Table 1) illustrates the five areas of 'work of the nurse' that were derived from the literature to represent clinical practice activities.
Whereas, the researchers are loathe to conclude on the basis of this research that residential care is the preferred option, the assumption that foster care is superior to institutionalized care in every case needs to be revisited, particularly in under resourced areas.
