Sentence examples for was revised to make from inspiring English sources

Amid the furor, the bill was revised to make clear that patients would not be forced to forgo treatment.

But Senator Don Gaetz, a Republican from Destin, said the bill was revised to make clear that it did not intend to cripple unions.

This post was revised to make it clear that Sydney Kentridge, the lawyer who represented Steve Biko's family in 1977 and practiced law well into his 80s, is now 90.

The headline was revised to make it less sensationalist (or perhaps "Canadian iconoclast" sounded too much like an oxymoron?).

The manuscript was revised to make minor linguistic corrections as suggested by referee Dr D'hondt.

Curricular content was revised to make it more visual, with greater numbers of tables, figures, algorithms, and images.

National standards have been revised to make it easier for young witnesses to give evidence.

The document leaves ministries to decide how contracts should be revised to make the required savings.

This version is revised to make it "leaner and stronger," Mr. Davis has said.

Though the law has been revised to make the transfer of juvenile murder defendants automatic, a legal battle is sure to erupt about which version of the law will apply to Mr. Skakel.

He said the Nassau plan would be revised to make sure the county could house and provide food and water "for that critical first three- or four-day period".