This is not the time to show off, using all the acronyms and jargon and technical terms.
Underneath all the medical jargon and the dangers and the risks, we, as parents and coaches, must always remember that the game is played for fun.
There may be something to be said for avoiding face-to-face encounters with shaggy leftists — the cigarette smoke, for starters, and the jargon, and the complacent moral superiority.
Saunders's stories present an unsettling amalgam of degraded language and high art: slogans, jargon and the crippling incoherence of daily speech, arranged on the page with meticulous care.
Compared with national capitals, Brussels is admirably free with information and briefings once you penetrate the jargon and the procedure.What the EU lacks is not democracy but popular engagement.
In her opinion, the most important skills needed for this type of work are patience and diplomacy, the ability to communicate science to a diverse audience, the skill to write in a concise and refined manner without jargon, and the discipline to conduct thorough research.
The ballot paper was the subject of some criticism, because the question it asked was wordy and couched in jargon and the check box for "no" was above that for "yes".
Nonetheless, there was conciliatory lip service paid to discretionary spending freezes and tough military jargon, and the key note to the recent campaign outrages; broader tax relief efforts for small business.
Generally the literature was presented clearly and without jargon and the majority of leaflets had clear diagrams to accompany and illustrate the text.
A few sentences into each document and it was real and vivid all over again: the official lies and deceptions buried under acronyms and jargon; the headlong folly of arrogant policymakers; the fateful decisions made in the shadows or on the fly, and the years of terrible consequences.
