Inspired by the loss of Colonel Reb, Randallson and his group have decided to pursue passing Initiative 46, a series of measures that would keep political correctness out of Dixie.
If necessary, conversions should be made to the units of the parameters to keep the correctness of the coupled model.
As a political officer, Brezhnev's role was not to risk his life in battle but rather to produce and disseminate propaganda, enforce political correctness and keep a close eye on dubious types, although that last aspect of his work is never mentioned in Malaya Zemlya.
The trusted identity manager has to reflect the current bindings of mesh routers in the WMNs, and mesh routers need to contact the identity manager when the service is available to keep the freshness and correctness of the identity table.
According to Ms. Simensky of the Cartoon Network, even as the tide turned for girl characters, a certain amount of political correctness kept them from being the butt of jokes -- and laughs are still the most prized currency in a cartoon.
However, there is a major difference between this and racist comments which are malicious in intent and whilst I accept that we live in a world of extraordinary political correctness, we should keep things in perspective".
Uh, so is a fight between 2 vegetarians still called a "beef", can't keep up with all this dam political correctness.
Political correctness, Carson says, is used to keep conservatives from invoking slavery or Nazism, both of which he cites freely.
See, I keep getting things like, 'Ricky Gervais known for his challenge of political correctness'" - another dramatic pause - "I totally disagree.
But as Mr. Kagel's career has shown, if you keep doing things the wrong way, you end up with a crooked correctness all your own.
In interviews and in tweets, he has either confidently said that he can make up some language to get around constitutional restraints on religious discrimination or else railed about how "political correctness" has kept him from being as tough as he'd like to be.
