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Meanings of revise in English
Usage of revise in English
1
Urgently review and revise safety regulations for new vehicles in South Africa.
2
The study highlights the need to revise maternity and child health services.
3
Days later, Bayer said it would revise that part of the proposal.
4
He sought the delay to change strategy and revise his witness list.
5
The Russian parliament condemned Ghimpu's move as an attempt to revise history.
6
It has also promised to revise legislation to make the ban permanent.
7
And several economists told Reuters they may revise forecasts early next week.
8
I would revise that and say, cinema has a responsibility to me.
9
The Dutch company added that it would revise its 2019 dividend proposal.
10
Perhaps it is time to revise the difference between bridleways and footpaths?
11
We had already begun to revise the program as a precaution, however.
12
A convention was called in Philadelphia to revise the Articles of Confederation.
13
The Taxi and Limousine Commission has decided to revise its licensing rules.
14
Ono is forced to revise his memories, with increasingly wretched personal recognition.
15
If you could travel back in time and revise decisions, would you?
16
As for the others, he had no opinion of them to revise.
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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