Sentence examples for Regarding the phrase from inspiring English sources

A version of the following clarification was scheduled for publication in the Guardian of 4 October 2010 regarding the phrase in the article above saying that the tunnelling goes "under Silwan and into the land under the al-Aqsa mosque".

What arrived from last year is more of a validation regarding the phrase 'never quit.' " This year has presented a different challenge, requiring a burst of wins rather than a monthlong grind.

Regarding the phrasing "Israel-Palestine conflict," you write, "I've heard from ardent Zionists who deplore this usage because, they say, 'There is no Palestine".' You failed to mention that most Palestinians, and other Arabs for that matter, say, "There is no Israel".

Patients filled the form without omissions/questions regarding the phrasing of items.

The IKDC/SKF-GR was filled in by all patients in approximately 10 min, without omissions, and there were no questions regarding the phrasing of the scale items.

Mr. Logan regards the phrase as a misreading because "Gog and Magog" are the actual Biblical names and because there is a real lake between Vermont and Quebec that is spelled Memphremagog.

Regarding the relation phrases inside the tuples, LSOE learned 119 different types, as presented in Table 6.

Regarding the relation phrases inside the tuples, LSOE learned 871 different types in the second round, as presented in Table 6.

Owing to the persistent misconceptions and concerns raised by the cognitive debriefing subjects regarding the two phrases in the first sentence, we introduced a new sentence " Jawapan anda mestilah berdasarkan pengalaman anda berhenti merokok", which translates to "Your answer should be based on your quitting experience".

It also found in favour of the farm regarding the use of the phrase "easy to care for", as it understood potential owners were vetted and would appreciate the needs of the pigs.

Regulation regarding the use of phrasing like "green" and "environmentally friendly" is not always heavily enforced and may be misleading.