Sentence examples for acceptable terminology from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the term 'shrinking city' was widely seen as problematic outside scholarly circles, and a major element of the discourse was the ongoing search for acceptable terminology to refer to the class of shrinking cities.

Alternative more acceptable terminology could be considered and may include: service redesign, development, improvement, procurement, purchasing; with clinical commissioning groups becoming the 'design house'.

As Barkovich and others have pointed out, Dandy-Walker Variant is not acceptable terminology (see more recent references Barkovivh 2009; Aldinger 2009).

Twenty years after the marches that gave us civil rights, and barely a decade removed from the war over "women's lib," American campuses resonated with the tinny echoes of those titanic crusades — battles over what qualified as acceptable terminologies in race and sex ("woman" yes, "girl" no; "Latino" yes, "Hispanic" no) and competitions over who remained more oppressed than whom.

Scientifically acceptable (in Lakatos' terminology "theoretically progressive") modifications must always have some additional testable implications and are thus not purely ad hoc.

Gray et al's (2011) assertion that "words matter" is a reminder that terminology acceptable to patients may differ from that routinely used by health professionals [ 35] with words such as 'weight' and 'BMI' more likely to be positively received than references to 'fat' and/or (morbidly) 'obese' [ 36, 37].

Hence, some people might answer that they do feel the need of additional training, under the assumption that with more training, they could carry out their current tasks better (e.g. more rapidly, less expensively) even though they already do so at an acceptable level or, in the terminology of our simple theory, they already deploy skills above min j.

Both practitioners [ 16, 19] and parents [ 30] have reported that growth charts can be useful in objectively raising weight related concerns, as long as the terminology used is acceptable.

Even the terminology is accepted.

Insight gained from these interactions informed adaptation in terms of appropriate language and local terminologies that would be more acceptable in the cultural context.

"This programme includes interactive workshops and a handbook which is designed to provide information on the latest equality legislation including information relating to what terminology is deemed as both acceptable and unacceptable.