In Variety parlance, Lord of the Rings had legs.
Afterwards, in light of the then-recent NRC (1983) publication, US EPA changed its parlance to better reflect a separation of risk assessment and risk management.
Officially, the meeting is the twenty-first annual Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, or, in U.N. parlance, COP21.
Sallie Mae sees things much differently, arguing that the negative effects are too small to fall under the agreement's "material adverse change" clause, known in deal parlance as a MAC.
Until we change this thinking, and our parlance, too many will continue to think of individuals with disabilities not as people who are valuable members of society, but as something less.
The stations, WEMP in New York (101.9 FM) and WIQI in Chicago (101.1 FM), changed formats — "flipped," in radio parlance — Tuesday morning.
Trump's world "vision," according to his campaign Web site, is to end "the current strategy of nation-building and regime change" — code words, in foreign-policy parlance, for encouraging political reforms that curtail open-ended authoritarian rule.
But the tremendous interest in making money from the large number of people who frequent a site, or "monetizing eyeballs" (in industry parlance), also foretold profound changes for community sites.
No hammy key changes, His productions were always, to use session musician parlance, in the pocket.
Still, the increasing use of satellite-based systems for navigation -- and for "situational awareness," in military parlance -- is one of the biggest changes in United States ground operations since the 1991 gulf war.
