Sentence examples for this year revised from inspiring English sources

Updated at 11.24am GMT 11.22am GMT Growth forecast for this year revised upwards, from 0.6%to1.4%4%.

The Federal Aviation Administration proposed a broad overhaul of pilot training standards in January 2009 and this year revised the plan to include new requirements for recurrent training on how to recognize and recover from stalls and other upsets.

Recent figures saw the deficit figure for this year revised down by £6bn, to the new lower figure of £156bn – excluding the cost of the banks bailout – and now the government will set out a further £6bn reduction, though this time in cuts.

Airline traffic in May rose above its 2008 pre-recession peak, and the International Air Transport Association, which earlier predicted a $2.8 billion loss for its members this year, revised its forecast last month to show a $2.5 billion combined profit.

Oil prices rose above $135 a barrel for the first time, on news of lower-than-expected American inventories.The Federal Reserve's rate-setting body expects GDP growth of between 0.3% and 1.2% in America this year, revised from 1.3-2.0 1.3-2.0 previous quarterly forecast.

Based on Swales' (2004) revised CARS model, this study covers 20 RAs collected from four high impact Forestry journals.

After pressure from Franklin Research & Development Corporation, a money-management firm devoted solely to socially responsible investing, the company, earlier this year, revised its Standards of Conduct and its Code of Ethical Behavior to include sexual orientation.

"First issued in 2005, the guidelines were last revised in 2011".

Their work resulted in the New Revised Standard Version, published in 1990, which replaced the 1952 Revised Standard edition.

The White House last week revised its forecast to $445 billion from a February projection of $521 billion.

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