Specifically, on the claims that I refused to condemn Isis: two years ago I delayed a National Executive Council motion condemning Isis – but that was because of its wording, not because of its intent.
This book is so good because of its words!
The items used to assess health risk factors, and cut-offs used to dichotomise responses as 'at risk' or not at risk, are shown in Table 1.> -wrap-foot> aWe selected the modified version of the PHQ-9 as the tool's authors suggested that the unmodified PHQ-9 [ 26] was unacceptable for use with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people because of its wording and rating scale [ 20].
The American Dialect Society has chosen "because" as its word of the year.
Easiness of forming a relationship with the word "sustainability" is because of its social, economic and environmental aspects.
He said he had never heard of one child telling another to see a movie because of its dirty words.
Thus, meaning for Mīmāṃsā had to be eternal, uncreated, and unrelated to the intention of a person, because its word par excellence, the Vedic scripture, was eternal, uncreated, and beyond the authorship of a divine or human person.
Rather as the term Nazi caught on in English partly because of its resonance with words such as "nasty", Da'ish rolls pleasurably off Arab tongues as a close cousin of words meaning to stomp, crush, smash into, or scrub.
Others worried, however, that some might use the word, because of its etymological similarity to the word anthropocentrism (the philosophy arguing that humans are the central or most-significant entities in the world), to justify the notion that humanity should continue to exploit the planet in any way it wished.
Music interested them in terms extrinsic to itself, in its observable effects; in its connections with dance, religious ritual, or festive rites; because of its alliance with words; or for some other extramusical consideration.
While people on both side of the debate say the language on the November ballot is not misleading, more than a dozen elections supervisors unsuccessfully sued the state in August to remove the issue from the ballot because of its complicated, lengthy wording.
