Sentence examples for form of wording from inspiring English sources
But EU officials say the talks will be more about how to salvage some form of agreement about other EU positions – including portfolios for UK and other commissioners – and a form of wording about the EU's priorities under the new commission, than a chance to discuss rival candidates to succeed outgoing commission president José Manuel Barroso.
The banks use a form of wording in the small print of the demands that identifies the solicitor "firm" as a unit of the bank.
Both agreed to a form of wording under which there would be 'regulatory alignment' between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
(c) I'm not keen on 'three' or 'threefold' to indicate 'ter-', or indeed any combining form or prefix being treated in this way, without some form of wording that indicates that they are not words in their own right.
The one-off enquiry heard that regulator Ofgem's rules allow the sites to display results that may not include the cheapest prices, but that they had to accompanied by an agreed form of wording that explained the results.
It suggested a form of wording for the letters that would leave people in little doubt that they were being asked to pay more: "Your renewal quote for this year is: £200.
The existence of two forms of wording for what appears to be the same test is yet another complication that arises from having two statutes.
It reduces the Fourth Amendment to a form of words.
"Getting stories published is just a stronger, more effective form of word of mouth".
"What I am absolutely convinced of, is that no form of words would have been acceptable.
