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31. Revision comes easily to young children.

32. Or are they biased, faulty and badly in need of revision?

33. The value of different kinds of bibliography for stock revision purposes is discussed in Chapter 7.

34. This is one good reason for planning a long-term programme of revision incorporating a number of subject areas.

35. We suggest ten golden rules for exam revision, but like all rules, they need to be interpreted flexibly.

36. You need an active revision system which allows you to adjust your knowledge to different questions.

37. In order to stimulate local interest and to attract more members, a revision of the constitution allowed the formation of Regional Councils.

38. Criticism demands that all evidence must be critically weighed, and all conclusions open to revision in the light of fresh evidence.

39. Steady progression Language learning progresses at an easy pace, with plenty of reinforcement and revision to ensure lessons are thoroughly learnt.

40. A detailed revision of the coalfield areas commenced in 1902.

41. Palmerston was clearly satisfied with Scott's plan and layout and regarded the provision of classical elevations as only a minor revision.

42. The other chapters have undergone a thorough revision, modernising of the content and retaining the clarity of the earlier edition.

43. The traditional ways of supporting the Three Pillars of Britain's grand strategy would need radical revision.

44. However, lengthy and complex consultative committees can hinder revision and make for a slowly changing scheme.

45. However, I think that this ought to include a revision of the names of all the elementary particles.

46. If the second edition of a book contains revision material, it is the first revised edition.

47. However, they do not expect any radical revision to emerge in the run-up to legislation.

48. It is not suitable for extended use beyond three years,[Sentencedict.com] without modification and revision.

49. In its final report, however, the Criminal Law Revision Committee has reconsidered this approach.

50. Journals which publish the date of receipt and final revision under articles at least let the prospective author estimate the likely delay.

51. The revision bill would nullify the 1982 court decree that governs the Bell System breakup.

52. The revision would allow successful plaintiffs to keep enough of the award to pay their lawyers.

53. The second dimension implies the need for self-conscious implementation of equal opportunities and the questioning and revision of routine practices.

54. He drew some comfort from the expectation that revision would be necessary inside a year or two.

55. In every pedagogical grammar, there should be a plan for systematic revision of previously taught material.

56. Firstly, we need a national register of hip replacements and revisions to provide an accurate measure of revision rate.

57. But the most important function of the organization is to provide a mechanism for the revision of the scheme.

58. Obviously[sentencedict.com], such a drastic revision created a significant amount of tension at the plant.

59. Clear documentation of a revision to previously agreed terms is essential.

60. Revision and recycling is a prominent feature of the course, pulling together all strands of students' learning to date.