Sentence examples for approved words from inspiring English sources

I didn't like meeting the self I had been when writing these letters — still playing the rake, tiresomely refusing to toe the line and speak the approved words in the approved way.

Several Neopets employees patrol the site around the clock, and messaging features are limited to approved words and phrases.

"People seem to think we should have a long list of approved words and another one of banned words," he said.

I'm not expecting to change the language and behaviour of everyone, just as when I contacted the bus company I didn't expect (or want) them to issue a list of "approved" words and turn the drivers into robots (the latter is an accusation levelled at me by an unnamed driver).

Simply using IRB approved wording from a study ad is not sufficient.

The statement said that starting Jan . 1 "ELL students taking a state-funded SAT during the school day will have access to testing instructions in several native languages and approved word-to-word bilingual glossaries". Next fall, they can also receive extended testing time (up to time and a half) and the opportunity to test in an environment with reduced distractions, it said.

The approved wording of the tax measure hits on themes teachers raised during the strike, promising that the additional funding would retain and attract quality teachers, reduce class sizes and provide more counseling, nursing and library services as well as support coursework in science, math, preschool, career education and the arts, while also ensuring safe and well-maintained schools.

In a platform vote Sunday in Anaheim, delegates approved wording that Republicans "hold diverse views" on the fate of millions of immigrants in the country without proper papers, and omitted language that said allowing them to stay "undermines respect for the law". It was a small but symbolic step back from their prior hard line against illegal immigration.

When Steffi obeyed, he rewarded her with a treat, a pat on the back and approving words.

In 2006, Sister Margaret Farley, a pioneering theologian now retired from Yale Divinity School, wrote "Just Love: A Framework for Christian Sexual Ethics," which contains approving words for masturbation, same-sex marriage and remarriage after divorce.

But the remaining eight groups all present workable mock-ups of original apps, many winning approving words from the company's founders.