Sentence examples for in its current wording from inspiring English sources

In its current wording, the bill would clear Mr. Thaksin in a number of cases that were investigated by a committee appointed by the leaders of the 2006 coup.

The tub/shower transfer score was removed from the motor score equation in the IRF-CMG classification system since measured performance level were positively correlated with costs as opposed to most of the other items and that transfer-to-tub question does not measure an absolute level of function in its current wording [ 25].

In its current usage, the elided word gotcha is an attributive noun modifying journalism or politics or, alliteratively, gang.

When the FDA approved Wyeth's application, it instructed Wyeth to retain the wording in its current label.

It says the word in its current form has its roots in the early 1990s New Orleans "bounce" music scene, but the exact origin of twerk is uncertain.

The word "sexism," in its current meaning, did not exist.

I am always hesitant to give too much credence to drafts that could change substantially, but in its current form, the document minces no words.

The company has confirmed that the Alexa app in its current form does not support wake word functionality.

That is laid down in the Treaties in their current wording and we must retain both the spirit and the letter of the Treaties.

Work starts on the second album in the new year, its current buzz words being "minimalism" and "time travel".

The government's brief to the Supreme Court spells this out in its analysis of the pledge's current wording: "What it really means is, I pledge allegiance to one nation, founded by individuals whose belief in God gave rise to the governmental institutions and political order they adopted, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all".