Sentence examples similar to go to terminology from inspiring English sources

The Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP), an organisation that openly campaigns for brothel-keeping and pimping to be recognised as legitimate jobs, credits itself as largely responsible for "sex work" replacing "prostitution" as the go-to terminology for institutions such as the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/Aids (UNAIDS) and the World Health Organization (WHO).

When diagnosed with a chronic or terminal illness, our society is often quick to refer to battle terminology; we go to war.

That will go to the merchants who have the relevant inventory that matches that terminology, and they'll be able to respond with items on-demand".

Dr. Malcolm said some of the blame must go to the way classes are taught, with too much emphasis on memorizing terminology and not enough on concepts.

"Go to your average sociology class," says Nasreen, "and it's very much about making Muslims victims of Islamophobia – a terminology I disagree with.

MR. CARNEY: I'm not going to get into the terminology.

Not every person is going to fully understand the terminology, so make sure all replies are very direct and clear.

Instead, you're going to "set goals," in the terminology of the productivity guru Tim Ferriss preferably ones that are measurable and have timelines, so you can keep track of your success.

"So it's difficult to have terminology which is going to really fit with everyone".

If you're going to attempt a lawsuit, get your terminology right, and while you're at it, train your seal.

If the same terminology systems are going to be used in countries with different languages the systems need to be translated, but manual translations are expensive.