Sentence examples for although the wording from inspiring English sources

Although the wording is not entirely clear, we need not decide whether on a fair reading the indictment encompasses affirmative misstatements.

Although the wording of the law applies to both men and women, in practice it overwhelmingly singles out women, as well as the poor, the report said.

Although the wording of this definition is not identical to that of a "work made for hire," the concepts "are intended to be construed in the same way". House Report at 58, reprinted in 1976 U.S.C.C.A.N. 5672.

The notice posted by Science on Thursday cited additional concerns about the research, although the wording made it clear that not all the original authors agreed to the retraction.

Although the wording of these paragraphs is not exact, it is clear that the intention behind them is to call for attacks on Jews throughout the world and to retaliate against any action which could be taken by the British government in sending naval forces to prevent arms smuggling into Gaza.

"Although the wording of two definitions is different, their meaning is basically the same," he says.

$23. ALTHOUGH the word "sin" itself appears only once, in the plural -- I was drumming on my bald head with a pencil, / Making a list of my sins.

Your parents barely appear, although the word "brother" frequently does.

Although the word tract is almost synonymous, it generally describes religious publications.

Egg cartons offer some of the most interesting reading, although the words are seldom enlightening.

Although the word tiffin means light food, the tiffin carrier can hold anything.