Examples of using Revised and expanded in English and their translations into Spanish
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St US edition, extensively revised and expanded from Palgrave/St Martin's(hardcover),
This edition was revised and expanded to two volumes printed in 1789-1791.
A revised and expanded edition(Rochberg 2005),
Archive and Information Science Associations” Second, completely revised and expanded edition Ed. by Marko Schweitzer IFLA Publications; nr 112-114.
3rd revised and expanded edition.
This report is a revised and expanded version of an article which appeared in issue 11/2004 of the journal Behinderung und Dritte Welt.
This revised and expanded book presents detailed,
substantially revised and expanded version of that preliminary report.
Revised and expanded the reception plan for the PDI
In October 2003 the IAIS revised and expanded its Insurance core principles
In October 1999, the MCH Unit introduced a revised and expanded Care and Growth Chart for all under-5 year olds.
Embark on the drafting of a revised and expanded handbook(probably manual is a better term)
These have been revised and expanded to include coordination as well as community participation and analysis.
strengthened its training programmes, launched a new public website and revised and expanded the United Nations ethics guide.
The workshop produced a revised and expanded draft of the guide for Ethiopia that was discussed
the standards have been revised and expanded into a performance-based format.
The questionnaire now used by UNEP will be revised and expanded to take into account the information needs of this project.
Burton was an obsessive rewriter of his work and published five revised and expanded editions of The Anatomy of Melancholy during his lifetime.
The Public Health Service revised and expanded these standards in 1925,
Cowdery helped Smith publish a series of Smith's revelations first called the Book of Commandments and later, as revised and expanded, the Doctrine and Covenants.