Antiquated language in the state's abortion law bans the procedure after 24 weeks of pregnancy unless the woman's life is at risk.
Instead, O.S.F. wants its writers to "limit their efforts to updating the more antiquated language in the plays" while putting the "same kind of pressure on the language" — rhyme, rhythm, metaphor, rhetoric — "as Shakespeare put on his".
Instead, O.S.F. wants its writers to "limit their efforts to updating the more antiquated language in the plays" while putting the "same kind of pressure on the language"—rhyme, rhythm, metaphor, rhetoric as Shakespeare put on his".
But my expert contacts tell me that the antiquated language in the Federal Power Act, the basis of FERC's authority, probably doesn't give it the power to enforce such refunds.
Mr. Auchincloss draws on antiquated language, with the occasional "Great Scott" and "Pish tush," which suits the tone and atmosphere of his story and only seldom turns unduly prim.
The work reads like abstracted tome of present-day societal commentary created with antiquated language and runelike symbols.
The law targets two anti-discrimination areas of US law that use antiquated language to describe racial or ethnic groups.
He argued that, if Parliament wanted to criminalize oral sex with animals, then it would have added a definition, or it would have used a new word, instead of carrying over the antiquated language.
Like most of the State's systems, these were built in the '70s and '80s in now antiquated computer languages like COBOL, Adabas Natural, Assembler, and PL/1.
The data are inaccessible to latter-day programmers who can't speak the antiquated COBOL language it uses.
