Sentence examples for in its wording from inspiring English sources
That said, one of the committee members, the Lib Dem Peer Lord Strasburger, summing up the report for Wired, calls for the bill to be "fundamentally rethought and rebuilt", branding it "sloppy in its wording and short on vital details".
Though the law was written to single out animal rights campaigners, there is nothing in its wording to stop it from being used to prosecute other activists, such as labor organizers at slaughterhouses and university research facilities.
For months, Mr. Sharon said he accepted the plan in principle, and his aides won some changes in its wording.
Very little changed in its wording on the state of the economy, and both asset purchases and interest-rate guidance remain as they were before.
The Innkeepers MAC is favorable to Cerberus in its wording, but even then, this is not how MACs are typically interpreted.
A draft of the new collective bargaining agreement that the players union sent to its members for ratification is a little more cautious in its wording, referring to the "possibility" of a test being introduced.
"A genuine road book should open unknown realms in its words as it does in its miles," he writes.
It is perhaps best told in its words: "She was held in a small concrete chamber on the edge of the small forest in which she was buried.
The company is positioning it as a win: "a great return" in its words.
Kickstarter considers itself a creative platform: a supporter, in its words, of "creative works".
