Sentence examples for existing wording from inspiring English sources

Even so, the general assumption is that the existing wording will be endorsed when the treaty goes to a vote at the WHO's main assembly in May.

They are believed to want tweaks to the existing wording of international tax treaties rather than the creation of wholly new passages dedicated to spelling out how the digital economy should be taxed.

The existing wording of the directive said that information about times and durations of phone calls and the transmission of e-mail messages should not be retained by telecommunications companies and Internet service providers any longer than necessary for billing purposes.

The clarification updates existing wording, Regulation Fair Disclosure, that sanctioned corporate websites as an appropriate means to distribute information.

The representatives supported a motion to alter the law to state that the batsman would be out if he stopped a ball that would have hit the wicket; in contrast to the existing wording, this took no account of where the ball pitched relative to the wickets.

Meanings of existing words may change.

Carroll also coined the term "portmanteau word", for merging two existing words into one new word.

In German, they merely bolt more words on to an existing word.

However, a relationship between new words and existing words is retained.

Using existing words, come up with a name for your new invention and provide a definition.

Derivation is the formation of new words from existing words; e.g., "singer" from "sing" and "acceptable" from "accept".