Sentence examples for loose wording from inspiring English sources

However, the loose wording of the anti-sealing campaign, and the loosely worded E.U. (then EEC) and U.S. legislation that followed, led to the closure of international markets upon which eastern Arctic Inuit communities had come to depend.

One brewer says the loose wording of the law means some have bought gigantic but shoddy old vats to make up the difference, and simply left them unused.However, only a handful of small brewers have risen to the challenge.

Critics say the amendment's loose wording, and its free interpretation by the authorities, effectively make any kind of public gay rights event in Russia impossible.

His loose wording (Turing 1950b, p. 434) has led some writers wrongly to suppose that Turing proposed an 'imitation game' in which a machine has to imitate a man imitating a woman.

Early Dave couldn't make a statement without picking it apart for hyperbole or balderdash or even loose wording.

But the loose wording of Article II has historically allowed presidents to use the "inherent power" of their office to conduct military operations without congressional oversight or approval.

She knows that a loose word or a misinterpreted comment could backfire.

"Turning pro is just not a few loose words, it defines a career," Wilson said.

Virtually every day brings a fresh example of his own loose words coming back to hurt him.

Though some of Garff's metaphors and friendly interjections ("Hallo, Copenhagen!" he exclaims at one point) savor of loose words exchanged around a porcelain stove, his tone helps create a sense of excitement, of caring, of importance, of — locally and cosmically — scandal.

According to this view, security – the bottom-line responsibility of government – seems imperilled, particularly in the US, where fears grow that internationally agreed measures to alleviate climate change may well be overturned, and loose words from a verbally incontinent incoming president could spark who-knows-what consequences.