Sentence examples for language changed to from inspiring English sources

At no point through this history was the constitutional language changed to abrogate Day's interpretation, nor did we reconsider Day.

Pro-gaming forces, however, lobbied to have the language changed to make it a study of the "social and economic impacts" of the industry.

Correction: Language changed to reflect that Dr. Karen M Winkfield is one of only three black radiation oncologists in New England and the only one in Boston.

Glendale's amendment differed slightly from the version initially proposed last month, with some language changed to allow the Americana to finish construction of the new Nordstrom department store before a development agreement is finalized.

"We look for subtle body language changes to know when to break off the interaction.

Today the ITU affirmed the right to freedom of information online, though didn't propose any ITR language changes to this effect, since this right is already codified in the oft-ignored Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

In particular, technical language was changed to words more regularly used by Aboriginal Australians.

Same-sex marriage advocates appear willing to agree to language changes to make a deal.

Speaking something other than "broadcast standard" should not be confused with stupidity.Moreover, teenagers, rock stars and footballers often lead language change (to the despair of curmudgeons).

Naturally, language changes to reflect new concepts, technology and products.

Many theorists have likened language change to biological evolution in having a two-step process of variation and selection [5] [8].