Sentence examples for tightened version from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's presentation Thursday morning was a tightened version of the six-point plan his campaign presented to reporters in a conference call Wednesday evening.

As part of its Tuesday announcement, Disney will introduce a tightened version of the nutritional standards it first adopted in 2006, including a required additional 10 percent reduction in sugar in yogurt and flavored milk products.

That is, until Valerie Smith, a longtime admirer of Ms. Jonas, joined the Queens Museum of Art and imported a tightened version of the artist's 2000 retrospective in Stuttgart, Germany, back to home turf, where it opened in December.

You're capturing a contorted, tightened version; pouting, eyelids lowered, head cocked.

'IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA' The Met, of late, has offered tightened versions of certain productions as family-friendly entertainments for the holiday season, and Bartlett Sher's antic version of Rossini's classic is an ideal choice.

We develop a model for this problem and apply the reformulation linearization technique (RLT) to construct various enhanced tightened versions of the proposed model.

Moreover, the final version was tightened up to require parties to alternate the sexes on each list: one by one for some elections, six by six for others.In this section Mikhail Kasyanov, Russia's big new wheel Knocking on the Union's door Andris, meet Andris Guns or butter?

Between the manuscript version and the published version of "To Autumn" Keats tightened the language of the poem.

In the 1950s, Saigon designers tightened the fit to produce the version worn by Vietnamese women today.

The criteria for the award tightened during World War I for the Army version of the Medal of Honor, while the Navy version retained a non-combat provision until 1963.

It tightened some of the loopholes in earlier versions, while still meeting the concerns of the foot draggers by making munitions subject to fairly loose controls.