Sentence examples for the preferred version from inspiring English sources

This led all major manufacturers to slowly change their implementation to the preferred version from the ASL White Paper.

We always represent the source URL as the preferred version of the URL to search engines and use the meta noindex tag to keep DiggBar pages out of search indexes.

Each strain may have different data sources, where the preferred version needs to be manually selected.

The membership has selected the ASDAS with CRP as the preferred version and with ESR as the alternative version [ 10, 11].

Table 2 compares the preferred version of ScanBMA with four other versions, each of which lacks one of the components of our final method.

Thus, during the dominance of politics in support of more radical or expansionist welfare state development, Alma-Ata seems to have been the preferred version of HFA, while the European HFA target approach may be more feasible in the post-expansive welfare state politics.

The milestone would apply to new models and existing aircraft put into production after 2020, but the EU's preferred version would be less stringent than alternative US proposals, which the Guardian has also seen.

Among my favourite musical dissections of the human heart is the final verse of Bob Dylan's You're a Big Girl Now, which appears on his 1975 album Blood on the Tracks – though my preferred version is the rawer, rougher demo, which appears on 1985's Biograph collection.

By the end of the 16th century, the authority of the papacy had been broken in most of northern Europe, and each ruler tried to consolidate the unity of his realm by enforcing conformity either to Roman Catholicism or to the ruler's preferred version of Protestantism.

Foreign scholars have been barred from re-entry for doing research that conflicts with the government's preferred version of history, as Beijing-based reporter Paul Mooney recounted last year in detail.

It focuses solely on the state's preferred version of Sunni Islam, thus getting children of parents of another faith or atheist parents in trouble.