Sentence examples for take revise from inspiring English sources

For the question paper you may have to take, revise just like you would for Academic Subjects.

He will take revised proposals to the Scottish Premier League, including a change to the proposed financial distribution model.

Lessons learnt from the destructive earthquakes occurred during the new millennium provide new opportunities to take action, revise, and improve the procedure for seismic hazard assessment (SHA).

The costs identified by the research team (in addition to the financial costs in convening the committees) were the increased demands on researchers to think through and come to a view about each issue raised, the time taken to revise the study protocol, and the consequent slower progress in relation to study deadlines.

CPS spokeswoman Robyn Ziegler told the Chicago Tribune the change had been "in discussion for awhile and is similar to other steps the district has taken to revise or eliminate practices that have resulted in wasteful spending".

Some stores take the revised model to an extreme.

No decision has been taken to revise ticket prices for 2016-17 but discussions will continue this week between FSG, the chief executive, Ian Ayre, and other senior Anfield officials in response to the mass walk-out.

The ABI said it would take the revised figures into account.

Pupils who have begun secondary school this year will be the first to take the revised exams in 2017.

Since the original manuscript seems not to have survived, a discussion of Heyting's work must take the revised and published version from 1930 as its point of departure; see below.

The idea is to move through a complete, top-to-bottom planning and decision cycle for each stage or increment of the project, each time forcing a conversation about the next steps to take and revising the plan from that point on.