Sentence examples for agreed-upon language from inspiring English sources

She noted that the agreed-upon language reflects how they are doing their work.

First, no unbracketed (agreed-upon) language could be reopened for discussion.

But there was no denying that the plumbing worked, the lighting was better, and the occupants had a clear, agreed-upon language.

Warren didn't understand much about the process but observed as representatives argued about individual issues until Frank asked, "Can everybody live with that?" When he was met with nods, he said, "Done!" and aides wrote down the agreed-upon language.

And it wasn't the only time the U.S. took a stand apart from previously agreed-upon language that other countries considered uncontroversial, drawing criticism that it was standing with the pharmaceutical industry and profits over saving lives.

Allies should have a sense of humor about what Kendall describes as the "absurd systems of supremacy in which we all live," but they should not make jokes at the expense of oppressed groups and always use appropriate, agreed-upon language.

For decades, it was stigmatised or ignored; now the language has acquired an agreed-upon name, an official "language code" from the International Organization for Standardization, the attention of linguists around the world, and a three-year grant from the Endangered Languages Documentation Programme at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.

Although multi-touch applications and user interfaces have become increasingly common in the last few years, there is no agreed-upon multi-touch user interface language yet.

The agreed-upon communique released following the summit includes language particular to the issue of plastics pollution, endorsing a charter that would reduce certain uses for plastic and move toward using only recyclable plastic.

In the "reverse-beetle" language-game (that is, theatre), there are no agreed-upon rules even to follow.

When teams have a common language, a known set of operational practices and methodologies, and when they operate under a set of agreed-upon values and rules, they can be extremely effective in solving difficult problems.