Ask what jargon means: Where jargon exists in application guidelines, don't be reluctant to ask for clarification on meaning as this will not only demonstrate a willingness to get it right, but it will also save time for both yourself and the funder in assessing your application.
For Alun Michael, South Wales Labour commissioner, this means cutting jargon and acronyms, such as the term PCC, which "lose sympathy and support" and encouraging a revival of neighbourhood watch associations.
Make it Relatable: The best pitches are always the simplest, which means putting jargon and overcomplicated descriptions to the side.
Providing value means avoiding jargon and getting straight to the point with important information that's meaningful to your reader.
(Which, he admitted, needed to be "calibrated more carefully", whatever that management jargon means).
This obscure jargon means "to remove (an item) from a museum or library collection preparatory to selling it".
That still means, in S&P jargon, that the bank has a "strong capacity to service its obligations".
Another 39% were merely "satisfactory" (which in Ofsted jargon means not good enough) and 4% were "unsatisfactory" (which means terrible).Another possibility is that the money is not reaching the intended target.
THE first name this town ever had was given to it by settlers in 1851: "New York Alki," which translated from Chinook jargon means "New York... Someday!" The delay was painfully evident at the Museum of History and Industry's current exhibition, "Who?
Worst of all, globalisation means that management jargon, from "360-degree thinking" to "strategic staircases", spreads across borders like bird flu.Business schools boast that mixing with people from different countries forces their students to broaden their horizons and question their assumptions.
