Sentence examples for wider revision from inspiring English sources
The wider revision of the conflict's history she implies exonerates the Pakistani government of any plot to rule the east by force, suggests that the Bengali leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman let the genie of nationalism out of the bottle but could not control it, and insists that the conflict was a civil war within East Pakistan.
Devised originally by the Blair government in 2003, the coalition government updated the approach as part of a wider revision of counter-terrorism in 2011.
Market-wide, revision trends are mixed.
This work presents a comprehensive classification of the different methods and procedures for integrated synthesis, design and control of chemical processes, based on a wide revision of recent literature.
Inside, range-wide revisions incorporate a larger, seven-inch touchscreen and standard sat-nav.
And while GM made extensive revisions to its old minivan platform, the new version is no wider than the old model.
The Fish and Wildlife Service is considering wide-ranging revisions to the 1973 Endangered Species Act, the agency director said in an interview last week.
The tax changes on steel exports were part of wider set of revisions released by the government Wednesday.
While completing each assignment, students had multiple opportunities to further their understanding of the concepts and skills through individual work, small-group and class-wide discussion, and revision.
Here, we examine the juxtaposition of these two processes (often reported independently in the literature); and discuss the wider implications for a revision of the guidelines and methods of cross-cultural validation of PROMs.
It is argued that the revisions and wider changes in associated materials and mediation of the Code are indicative of the way that countryside politics is changing to reflect both a post-productivist and post-feudal countryside: a shift that is being performed on the part of government through a more managerialist and interventionist style of governance.
