Sentence examples for dropping the use of from inspiring English sources

Personally, I'm dropping the use of the term "illegal immigrant".

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What caught my attention most was his call for major federal sentencing changes, including dropping the use of mandatory minimum sentencing in certain drug cases.

Its mission is to highlight sexual discrimination in the media ― dropping the use of "mistress," for example ― and to share data on how many male versus female experts reporters cite.

Another, I believe, was the refusal to substantially redefine the terms of reference for "enemy combatants," while the administration was scoring a propaganda point by dropping the use of the term.

Results for Rackspace are therefore absent from Figure 9, and we dropped the use of LINPACK for the AWS US East region because we assumed by this stage that figures would be largely comparable to the other two regions.

We should therefore drop the use of the term.

Bush administration lawyers continued to validate the programme, but the CIA voluntarily dropped the use of waterboarding after 2005.

Later, some communities dropped the use of the time-consuming vernacular reading and gave the faithful translation aids.

But now it has entirely dropped the use of loans in one pilot program for "ultrapoor" women.

The press should drop the use of coy phrases such as "Eve-teasing" when it really means sexual harassment.