Sentence examples for check jargon from inspiring English sources

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But most demonstrators followed the NRA's line in opposing any talk of moving to "universal" background checks: jargon for closing the loophole that currently allows private individuals to buy and sell guns without any checks on the criminal or mental-health records of buyers.

You can check all the jargon he's collected, including where he found it, on his HelpGov blog Want your say?

Chris McGreal's in-depth curtain raiser checks the legal jargon at the door Mother Jones' Adam Serwer jumps ahead to possible outcome scenarios and in doing so, takes us through the entire debate.

Try to stay away from – or at least explain – any jargon and check that you're not making assumptions about your readers and their understanding.

The checks we have in terms of passengers who go on aeroplanes, how they are scrutinised, how they are checked is – in the jargon – multi-layered.

To use the journalistic jargon for "checking it's true" - the story was extremely difficult to stand up.

Get someone else to check the application and cut jargon: There are no special formulas or phrases that prioritise one application over another.

The ballot paper was the subject of some criticism, because the question it asked was wordy and couched in jargon and the check box for "no" was above that for "yes".

In regard to communication style, physicians are advised to provide clear explanations, avoid jargon, and continually check understanding.

In regard to communication style physicians are advised to be mindful to provide patients with clear explanations, avoid jargon, and continually check patients' understanding.