Sentence examples for in their wording from inspiring English sources

The domestic news media reports were identical in their wording and details.

This time around, if Trump chooses to nominate Barrett to the Supreme Court, Democratic senators may be more cautious in their wording.

It appears that passports under the French treaty had earlier been issued in English and that Jefferson, as Secretary of State, had in 1793 made some slight changes in their wording (American State Papers, Foreign Relations, II, 302).

But in the first part of the document, the passport proper, the French and the Spanish are quite different in their wording from the English and the Dutch; they contain the provisions of the form annexed to the Treaty of Amity and Commerce with France of February 6, 1778 (Document 1), and included in Article 4 of the convention of September 30,1800 (Document 25).

There are a string of laws that already cover acts of violence, stalking and harassment - but none of them refer in their wording to personal relationships or the precise terms of the official definition of domestic abuse.

And both have been careful in their wording since.

They were, in their words, merely  "assessments".

He just believed in their word and that was it.

There was truth and beauty in their words.

But an edge could be heard in their words.

In their words, they have to do it now.