One saw that, for example, in the use of the word "imminent threat" in the Justice Department's white paper on the targeted killing of Americans abroad.
For example in the use of "right", "dun't", "din't", "summat" (rather fantastically rhymed with "stomach"), "noffin", "finks", were" instead of "was", and several other medieval south-Yorkshire-isms freely distributed through the lyrics sheet, even in tender love songs.
(Note: with respect to the diversity of rites, another Embassy contact said that some of the Anglican rites that the apostolic constitution may allow are very traditional, for example in the use of Latin for the masses. End note).
Thus, the new equality thrust went beyond establishing equal opportunity to providing compensatory measures, even though they sometimes limited free choice as, for example, in the use of sex quotas to bring women or men into occupations where they were underrepresented.
The dried product is later rehydrated prior to use in order to produce a food closely resembling the fresh crops, for example, in the use of dried vegetables.
The codes were reformulated into broader conceptual domains within which the similarities and variations, for example in the use of metaphor, were considered.
One exhibition, for example, explored the use of colour in British painting from 1950 to 1975.
To be used, for example, in the case of drug dealers and harassment cases.
For example, the use of feedback in compensating for non-ideal elements in a system.
"They should use the algae for another purpose," he said, for example in the production of yogurt.
For example, the use of fingerprints for identification was adopted by Scotland Yard in 1901.
