Sentence examples for task of revising from inspiring English sources
(Barbedor had been given the task of revising the official government scripts by the king's minister of finance, Jean-Baptiste Colbert).
Not only do you need to maintain your high grades in the classroom, it's also essential to fill your free time with volunteering and various clinical placements – not to mention the arduous task of revising for the UKCAT and BMAT exams.
Also in 1776, Jefferson, George Wythe, and Edmund Pendleton undertook the task of revising the laws of Virginia.
The findings showed that in terms of the language functions, learners' interactional feedback exchanges are categorized as (1) exploratory (showing learners' reflection and interpretation of the task), (2) procedural (showing how learners handle the task of revising their texts) and (3) social (showing how learners maintain good relationships).
Shortly after the meeting, Béla assigned four noblemen from each county with the task of revising property rights in Transdanubia.
Even if, as is glaringly evident, the prime culprit is the Tax Code, and the malady the Sisyphean task of revising it in the obstruction capital of the free world, is exploiting it without compunction just?
In the course of preparing the latter, Jerome realized the futility of revising the Old Latin solely on the basis of the Greek and apparently left that task unfinished.
Cutting is an important part of revising.
The task force revising the manual wanted to align psychiatry with the rest of medicine, which has already begun to distinguish between levels of impairment, said its chairman, Dr. David J. Kupfer, a University of Pittsburgh psychiatrist.
Ms. Dambier spent the greater part of Labor Day assigning volunteers to task forces and revising calendars for the final stretch of the campaign.
New insights, new regulations, new technologies, different allocations of tasks, revised professional standards, different forms of cooperation, new procedures and a wealth of other influences lead constantly to changes that affect the quality of care.
