Sentence examples for also the wording of from inspiring English sources

"Illegal" was also the wording of the U.N. Security Council draft resolution supported by every member except China, which abstained, and Russia, which vetoed it.

Also, the wording of the questions is circumstantial to the service.

Also, the wording of many of the questions was based on interviews with women.

It's also the word-of-mouth hit of 2010, the ecstatic reviews that greeted its gentle soft rock melodies and grimly sardonic lyrics followed by a nomination for best breakthrough act at the Mojo awards earlier this month.

These sounded like the words of a man who felt he'd spent years on the margins for his art, but they were also the words of a man who had just finished writing his first mystery novel.

Also, the word of in an of-nominalization expression (e.g., the development of the country) is obligatory; and similarly, (yi ge in a SGC is obligatory.

Consider also the words of Kyle Butt, "Evolutionists understand that if students are given the opportunity to look at evolution with an open mind, study it carefully, and consider it critically, the theory collapses under its own, insupportable weight" (Butt 2008).

Like Cheney once said, our decision resulted in a "quagmire," and any attempt at blaming Obama or intelligence failures ignores not only recent history, but also the words of the Iraq War's leading architect.

It also disrespects the wording of the Equal Protection Clause, which is intentionally broad, and its purpose of ensuring a fairer society.

Core participants may also discuss the wording of redactions in material to be published on the inquiry's Web site.

Also, sometimes the wording of the covenant will be vague – for example, you might be able to argue that your chickens are pets.