revised造句

I have revised my opinion of him.

A new edition, revised by a woman, arrives this month.

The transom profile needs to be revised to let the water drain out.

In the triangle tester example above, I revised my design based upon the tests I wrote.

The revised third edition, as its title implies, addresses online and blended learning Settings as well.

Many new words and phrases have been included in the revised edition.

The revised monograph for the new ORS formula will be published in the fourth edition of the International Pharmacopoeia.

The error handling in this line is insufficient in a production environment and should be revised as necessary.

The more he revised his "unbelievably bad" manuscript the more it became a document only he could read and interpret.

But everybody may get this subsidized bread, and this is where the subsidy program has to be revised.

With luck, however, currency stability may be maintained: the us housing market is moderating slowly, the unemployment rate is low and output growth has been revised upwards.

But they went back to work, under tight deadlines, and submitted a revised design, with a more flattened lid and pen, with streamlined corners. It fit.

Documents should be regularly reviewed and kept up-to-date. When a document has been revised, systems should be operated to prevent inadvertent use of superseded documents.

The EU expressed support to China's efforts to accede to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement and encouraged China in its preparation of a revised offer.

In 1969, the Catholic Church revised its liturgical calendar, removing the feast days of saints whose historical origins were questionable. St. Valentine was one of the casualties.

Experience also suggests that first estimates of GDP growth are almost always revised upwards. This is why policymakers now pay close attention to surveys of business and consumer confidence.

Since one of the main budget functions is cost reduction and control, the accounting systems must be tailored or revised according to the clear lines of authority and responsibility so that their accounts reflect the established responsibilities.

Only a cynic would suggest that domestic manufacturers had encouraged this updating of fuel-economy standards—for there is indeed a case for modernising tests last revised in 1985.