Sentence examples for copy language from inspiring English sources
So don't copy language from the old proposal into the new one.
Copying language directly from other news organizations without providing attribution -- even if the facts are independently verified -- is a serious violation of Times policy and basic journalistic standards.
Even if the White House had not copied language directly from Exxon Mobil, the fact that Trump used official White House communication channels to heap praise on a private corporation could be seen as a violation of a law that bans federal employees from using their public positions to promote commercial products.
If you try to copy the language of the time, it gets in readers' way.
"You can't copy the language from a Jezebel post and paste it onto a syllabus," Brodsky explained.
Maybe it's because we're content to slavishly copy the language we've learned is the 'correct' response to those events.
But he thought that what happened was people came up that were copying the surface of what Pryor was doing, copying the language and felt that that was the key to the content.
There is some finetuning, differences over spelling, issues about repetition, one further instance about whether my attentiveness towards my children is OTT (that's copy-editing language).
Most copied the language of conservative state laws around the country, which made it harder for abortion clinics to operate and put new demands on women seeking the procedures, according to abortion rights advocates.
Today, Cory Booker questioned Scott Pruitt, Trump's nominee for E.P.A. administrator, who, as Attorney General of Oklahoma, not only joined a dozen industry lawsuits against the E.P.A. but at times directly copied the language of energy-company lawyers in doing so.
