Sentence examples similar to accepted phrasing for from inspiring English sources

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 syntactical patterns preserve the word order that has been used in the CO3 extraction method, but as additional feature better specifies the verb phrases that are accepted for the extraction of PPIs, and thus generates higher precision results.

Likewise, the Gulf leaders accepted a call for "inclusive governance" and minority rights, phrases that hold different meaning in autocratic systems than they do in the United States.

The site accepts questions phrased in natural language and produces its answers in standard English.

And he accepted the neutered phrase of "climate change" over the more ominous phrase of "global warming," and then proceeded to do nothing about it for four years.

Reservations accepted for evenings.

A truce term is a word or short phrase accepted within a community of children as an effective way of calling for a temporary respite or truce during a game or activity, such as tag or its variants.

It regularly accepts submissions for new words and phrases.

§ 8. Use parallel phrasing for parallel ideas.

Consider phrasing for titles and text.

Given inconsistencies in the literature about the precise phrasing of the 'help question', all variations in phrasing were accepted.