and Imazighen (pl)., in reference to the people, "Tamazight," in reference to the language, and "Tamazgha," in reference to the area they inhabit — from North Africa's Atlantic coast to the Siwa Oasis in western Egypt.
During his controversial career, Avery was suspended by the N.H.L. for using vulgar language in reference to his ex-girlfriends who went on to date other players, and frequently enraged opponents with provocative language and actions on the ice.
If William Safire, who wrote the New York Times' "On Language" column and coined the term "language maven" in reference to himself, could write, "Let tomorrow's people decide who they want to be president," so can you.
The president has over the years been known to use erratic, sometimes hyperbolic language in reference to his Western allies.
From one informant's perspective, the CCAAC was able to influence government's use of language in reference to ECEC (i.e. 'daycare as support for welfare recipients' changed to 'childcare for young children').
To learn more about using neutral language in reference to food, check out the links on my positive influence page.
Several instances of this unspecific language in reference to equipment can be found in documents concerning Auschwitz concentration camp.
Zinni's plan, presented on March 26 , 2002 used unconditional language in reference to the Palestinians, requiring them to "cease" violent activities, while only asking the Israelis to "commit to cease".
Some call it "standard language ideology" in reference to the presumptuous and familiar term, "standard English" (Lippi-Green, 1994).
— is central to the case, which involves an aspiring rapper who used violent language on Facebook in reference to his wife, an elementary school, and an F.B.I. agent, among others.
We should, therefore, be cognisant of how prejudice may inform our choices and shape the language we use in reference to each other.
