Sentence examples for a change in language from inspiring English sources

There may have been a change in language on Tibet, but the historical and cultural connection between the British people and Tibetans is irrefutable.

Nearly 70percentt said Mr. Bush did not have a plan to end the war, and 80percentt said Mr. Bush's latest effort to rally public support for the conflict amounted to a change in language but not policy.

This move brought a hardening of attitudes and a change in language from that of rehabilitation to that of public safety, but most probation officers still prefer the term clients to offenders.

Some officials have worried that even talking about a change in language -- which would be disclosed when minutes of the meeting are published two weeks from now -- would send the premature signal that higher rates were imminent.

"If by the August meeting," Mr. Gramley said, "we don't see the numbers showing slower growth and less inflation, then you are going to have to have a change in language".

Some members pushed for a change in language that would show the central bank planned to keep short term interest rates low.

It seems unlikely that any change in language could make an assisted-suicide law acceptable to the Catholic leadership.

In a move that is likely to anger opponents, Chand called for a change in the language used in relation to the issue.

Then came a change in some language and an amber light from the Israelis that an American abstention was acceptable, officials said.

In the 1980s, a political decision to reclaim the Moroccan identity resulted in a change in the language of instruction, with elementary and high school classes shifting to Arabic.

But now, according to a British security official speaking on condition of anonymity, "We see an increase of attacks against policemen and a change in the language on the Internet from Shia and Sunni young people".