Sentence examples for delete the phrase from inspiring English sources
If we wish to be a truly inclusive country, we must embrace the diversity of faiths, delete the phrase and try to maintain the separation of state and religion.
Walker has burnished his anti-knowledge credentials in Wisconsin by proposing a three-hundred-million-dollar cut in the University of Wisconsin's funding and by deleting the phrase "the search for truth" from the values outlined in the university's mission statement.
In any concession she can make to Britain on Thursday, Merkel will be restrained by her coalition agreement with the Social Democrats, who would never accept reopening the Lisbon treaty and deleting the phrase "ever closer union", as some British Conservatives would like to.
"We know the FDA is concerned about this," he conceded, and deleted the offensive phrase.
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The sentence 'Although it was to be another two years before Douglas Adams coined that particular phrase' has been deleted because the phrase, 'life, the universe and everything' had been coined before 1980.
Does the symbolic comparison lose something when the lines of the unemployed are deleted and the phrase slapped on a black background?
The bill passed Wednesday deletes that phrase, which the Supreme Court has cited as a reason for limiting the definition of disability.
Well, delete the adjective great".
