Sentence examples for a codeword for from inspiring English sources

Challenge is not a codeword for impossibility.

"Mainstream America" was never anything more than a codeword for racial oppression, they argue.

For east Europeans Yalta is a place name that became a codeword for the cynical sacrifice of small nations' freedom to great powers' spheres of influence.

He said earlier this week that "geopolitics [now a codeword for Syria's influence] dictated that we choose between the sea or going to the Arab depth: Syria".

The agency illustrated its story with a graphic featuring the word "infiltration", which has become a codeword for alleged links with the west.

It has waged a cultural war on what it considers to be internationalist, liberal, unpatriotic (often a codeword for "Jewish") filth.

In addition, by redefining a codeword set for the three vertices symbols, we also propose a new coordinate data compression procedure for coding the coordinates of all non-zone elements in the three matrices H, V and I.

The nested property of a codebook containing codewords for different ranks means that codewords of the codebook of higher rank include a codeword of lower rank codebook as columns.

Similarly, the codes with availability [19, 20], which enable multiple disjoint repair groups only for information (systematic) symbols in a codeword, can allow for cooperative local repair for certain ranges of system parameters.

It sees "rebalancing" as a provincial codeword for yet more devolution of powers, and believes it has conceded enough already and, at that, without winning friends either in Quebec or in western Canada.

The children on the street had a codeword, "the Chippy", for a ramshackle camp we'd made out of discarded bricks, to throw the adults off the scent when we wanted to meet up.