Sentence examples for change of the language from inspiring English sources

These combined sources provided an overview of the evidence of effectiveness for IPW, different models of IPW used with community dwelling older people, and clarification at a time of organisational change, of the language and organization framing of IPW across health and social care services.

Asked Thursday whether he would change any of the language he used in the e-mail to Wasserman Schultz, West said he wouldn't.

James Knightley, a senior global economist at ING, said the changes to the language of the Fed statement were "small in number, but reasonably significant".

It has also changed much of the language in the appropriations bills, which has led the governor to cry foul.

They've since changed some of the language back, but they need to go further and restore the word "repeal".

We've changed some of the language in the above piece to reflect that a fellow is the same thing as an intern.

Or think of Motorola's Six Sigma program a near archetype of managing change by changing the language around the strategy.

One thing that struck me was the change of language: the old Wenling dialect had now been mixed with dialects of nearby towns Ningbo and Wenzhou.

"The United States should put away this idea of regime change, or the language of threat to Iran," Mr. Larijani said.

They are descendants of the kinds of foreigners that the historian Jonathan D. Spence wrote about in his first book, "To Change China": students of the language, entrepreneurs, explorers.

Well, they may need to change the nature of the language.