Sentence examples similar to accepted phrases from inspiring English sources

Illegal immigrant isn't a technocratic legal term, it's a widely accepted phrase that describes something we all understand quite well.

My wife at the time and I were advised by a Veterinarian to "put her to sleep" (an accepted phrase I do not understand).

If Bruening's argument is accepted, by-phrases are not a useful diagnostic as to whether needs washed sentences involve adjectival passives or verbal passives.

Domestic violence remains common and widely accepted – the phrase "niko zubakwa" or "that's how marriages are built" is frequently used.

Bowing to the inevitable, in 2005 the UK Ministry of Defence accepted the phrase GWS, for the purpose of awarding war pensions, with the caveat that the term was an umbrella term covering the various clinical presentations and outcomes.

The article said that the Pentagon had found about one in seven of former Guantánamo prisoners had "returned to terrorism or other militant activity," or as the headline put it, had "rejoined jihad". Those phrases accepted a premise of the report that all the former prisoners had been engaged in terrorism before their detention.

MMS is a collaborative documentary media project that aims to create a new map of the country through stories, photos and videos recorded on actual main streets and hopes to challenge people into reconsidering accepted turns of phrases and political mythologies.

For each accepted attribute, all phrases containing this attribute are displayed to the domain expert in Fig. 4b (all variants for the attribute "Aortenstenose" (aortic valve stenosis)) to decide about the different values of the attribute and their synonyms and semantic properties (e.g. regular expressions) in the terminology.

The question about this missing person is triggered by the F.B.I.'s grim refusal to accept the phrase Cold Case squad.

Saying there was a general acceptance of poverty in Washington, Mr. Edwards told the audience: "We can build one America that no longer accepts the phrase, working poor.

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