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 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.
Try to make multiple words by playing across the ends of existing words or along the sides of existing words, forming additional words at right angles to the direction in which you are playing.
The task was to decide whether an item sounds like an existing word and the stimulus set consisted of 180 German words (mostly nouns), 180 pseudohomophones derived from these words, and 180 pronounceable pseudowords.
In addition, 112 pseudowords were created by changing one or two letters from of an existing word, none of which were presented as words in the present experiment, without violating any phonotactic constraints of Spanish.
This indicates that listeners prefer to replace missed consonants by alternatives that will yield existing words in the target Dutch language instead of phonologically licit but nonsensical alternatives.
Every language can alter its vocabulary very easily, which means that every user can without effort adopt new words, accept or invent new meanings for existing words, and, of course, cease to use some words or cease to use them in certain meanings.
Words can be made up without limit from existing words or from parts of words; the sources of railroad, railway, and aircraft are obvious, and so are the sources of disestablishment, first cited in 1806 and thereafter used with particular reference to the status of the Church of England.
The best way to start setting existing words to music is to find the natural rhythm of the words.
In the case of existing words, connotations are crucial: a Corvette is a light, speedy attack ship; Tesla was an inventor of genius.
