Sentence examples for is wording from inspiring English sources
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The smallest unit of language which has a particular meaning and can be expressed by itself; the smallest discrete, meaningful unit of language.
Another is wording that allows for seizure of property if it is considered "blighted".
Among them is wording that would prohibit the advertising of vehicles with lower levels of automation — like Tesla Motors Autopilott, which on divided highways can keep a car's lane and brake and accelerate on the understanding that a person is paying attention all of the time — as "autonomous" or "self-driving".
"The details still need to be worked out," the fellow says, in between slurps of spicy noodle soup, "but it's in there".Also in the plan is wording for government to "encourage" banks to increase their loans to small- and medium-sized companies.
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Software-as-a-service startup Algolia just revamped its SLA, and it's interesting to see how the company is wording its policy.
In the separation agreement, there is wording about the district "discharging" Deasy — as in not taking any action against him — for anything he might have done during his tenure.
The lawsuit is worded wonderfully.
How should the invitation be worded?
"This ordinance was worded wrong," she said.
