Sentence examples for the revised application from inspiring English sources

The campaigners have until Friday to submit their response to the revised application, and Trebar said that if the judgement went against them they would consider a third legal challenge.

In a letter to the Air Transportation Stabilization Board, the airline reduced its loan guarantee request to $1.1 billion from the $1.6 billion it had sought until last week, according to someone who saw the revised application.

You will need to upload a Memo describing what you are changing and why, along with the revised application to reflect your revised study and any other documents (such as recruitment materials, Consent forms, etc). that need to change as a result of your modification.

He said Sainsbury's had presented the proposed changes to members of Bristol City Council and that the revised application would now be submitted.

The planning application for the Cononish Gold Mine has been rejected before on environmental grounds, but planning officials now say the revised application should be accepted.

The revised application, which went before the committee on Monday, sought to address the schooling issue by including contributions towards a new school to be built in the area.

"I keep saying to Basildon council, you are going to end up with the best Gypsy site in the world," said Candy Sheridan of the Travellers' revised application, which includes a nature reserve for newts.

Mr. Creighton said this week that the airline intended to file a revised application with the Air Transportation Stabilization Board, the agency overseeing the loan guarantee program, on Sept. 16, provided it can secure concessions.

The company's revised application includes a number of possible routes that would run about 850 miles from the Canadian border to Steele City, Neb., and TransCanada officials have said they will avoid the Sand Hills region of the state, which was the focus of passionate political and environmental opposition.

The governor rejected the deal, and the state submitted a revised application without union support.

Treasury Secretary John W. Snow, who had received appeals on United's behalf from House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert and a senior Bush administration official, asked the board to consider a revised application from the airline.