Sentence examples for changed its wording from inspiring English sources

First, it changed its wording on price stability.

The Fed changed its wording slightly on prospects for growth and acknowledged the effect of lower prices and tame inflation.

After the Obama administration urged colleges last year to consider dropping the question, the Common Application changed its wording but continued to ask about criminal convictions.

The Chronicle has since changed its wording to say that "according to his complaint," the professor and student had previously dated.

Dershowitz answered the charge in a letter to the University of California's Press Director Lynne Withey, arguing that Finkelstein had made up the smoking gun quotation, in that he had changed its wording (from 'cite' to 'copy') in his book.

Scientists who worked on the report said none of the 13 agencies that reviewed it tried to undermine its findings or change its wording.

John T. Wall, a spokesman for Juniata, said the college planned to change its wording in response to that criticism and added that it began encouraging parents to borrow over 10 years ago to remind families that there was an alternative to students taking on additional higher-interest debt to pay for college.

Parts of the bill have been highly controversial, and MPs have tabled hundreds of amendments to try and change its wording, including a significant number of Conservative rebels.

Despite the fact that that particular ad had proved most effective in a series of A/B tests, WMF vowed to change its wording in response to fears that the ad exaggerated Wikimedia's financial situation or otherwise deceived donors.

Earlier the bill survived several attempts to change its wording and add extra conditions.

And Black Twitter quickly responded with thehashtag #APheadlines --causing toe AP to reword and change its wording of McBride from drunk to reflect that she was unarmed.