Sentence examples for its wording is from inspiring English sources

Its wording is smoother than in the original drafts, but it still legitimises the exclusive string-pulling power that America and Britain have over Iraq's political and economic future.

Even while its wording is being finalised, outback aborigines are preparing their journeys to Canberra for the historic day.

Its wording is somewhat misleading – the Federal Reserve is already audited in the accounting sense, and the results of those audits are available publicly.

Yana Bosseva, a group member and RenewableUK's planning advisor, says although overall the NPPF is positive towards renewables, including community-led schemes, the guidance and its wording is "very fuzzy".

The BBC, although more cautious in its wording, is reporting a similar plan.I flash-back to the Catholic bookshop owner, a strident anti-abortion campaigner who I met in Dublin just before the "no" vote in June, railing against the treaty and the evils he claimed it would usher in to Ireland.

Terry defends Wellcome's whistleblower section, explaining that its wording is limited partly by the U.K.'s strict libel laws, which make it easier for accused parties to win a defamation case.

Its wording was unfortunate: "Another Chance to Experience 'Babi Yar'!" Yikes.

(Like Merrill Lynch, Salomon Smith Barney used a five-point grading system, but its wording was slightly different: 1 meant buy; 2 — outperform; 3 — neutral; 4 — underperform; 5 — sell).

Proponents of the amendment say its wording was intended to correct language in the original proposal that the Florida Supreme Court ruled was misleading.

Judge John Goger of Superior Court ruled in favor of several amusement companies that sued to block the law, saying its wording was too vague.

This letter has not survived; its wording was recalled by Waugh 40 years later, in his biography A Little Learning.