Sentence examples for in the current text from inspiring English sources
Roy Isbister, Saferworld's head of arms transfer controls, added: "The loopholes in the current text could actually make things worse, by giving legal cover to bad practice.
Certain value-added registration services seem to require bulk access to registry data, but we see no wording in the current text to assure that such access is available.
FIFA's submission to IFAB says: "There are many times when objects may enter the field of play, and it is unclear in the current text of the Laws of the Game which decision the referee should take when an object interferes with play, and which decision the referee should take when an object does not interfere with play".
In the current text being negotiated for the post-2015 formework for DRR, education and awareness-raising have been correctly identified as top priorities in public policy.
A brief review of five of the most common therapy procedures is included in the current text, focused on the potential to perform patient-specific dosimetry.
In the current text classification paradigm, human researchers create an approach for extracting features from text by looking at words, phrases, parts of speech, other morphological features, employing a lexicon, and mapping relations between words to determine concept families and semantic similarities.
Kevin Anderson of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Research in Britain said the current text was "somewhere between dangerous and deadly" for the most vulnerable nations in the world.
Perhaps the Laozi in chapter 65 of the current text did mean to tell the ruler literally to keep the people ignorant or stupid for better control, which as a piece of political advice is not exactly extraordinary.
The current text (in the January 2012 Zero draft) on providing energy access for all is as well-focused as one could hope[xi].
The following presents some of the main concepts and symbols in the Laozi based on the current text, focusing on the key conceptual cluster of Dao, de (virtue), ziran (naturalness), and wuwei (nonaction).
