Sentence examples for thorough revisions from inspiring English sources

This presidential race is shaping up to be an especially mean and mendacious ride, and not just because the two Republicans currently in the lead, Romney and Newt Gingrich, have demonstrated a formidable talent for improvisation, starting with thorough revisions of their own positions on health care, climate change and such.

The lack of comprehensive regional identification guides for most taxa is a major handicap to carrying out more accurate species inventories, and most of those that are available need thorough revisions.

The ability to develop a more accurate inventory of Caribbean species is hampered by the lack of comprehensive regional identification guides for most taxa, limiting the ability to make accurate species inventories and more thorough revisions of most taxa.

The Second Vatican Council (1962 65) permitted the use of vernacular translations and called for a thorough revision, which was subsequently accomplished.

The committee called for a "thorough revision" of the agreement governing the 1,000-mile 1,000-miley route through PakistaNATO

By that time he was receiving lucrative commissions from abroad from London (I masnadieri) and Paris (Jérusalem, a thorough revision of I Lombardi, 1847).

He began his crusade with a thorough revision of the tariff system, an issue that, for decades, had only been discussed.

A (different) colleague points out that "sweeping overhaul" and "major overhaul" are overused and usually redundant, since "overhaul" means an extensive or thorough revision.

In 1945, when Phillips Bradley presented a thorough revision of the classic translation, Tocqueville's discussion of presidential term limits -- and America's lack thereof -- seemed to speak to the perennial re-election of Roosevelt.

As proposed by Joseph B. Rose, the chairman of the City Planning Commission and the director of the City Planning Department, the Unified Bulk Program would be the most thorough revision to zoning rules since they were entirely rewritten 40 years ago.

The resumption of Nato supply convoys is also anticipated, although the report called for a "thorough revision of the terms and conditions of the arrangement" and would be subject to "taxes and other charges".