The survey and focus group guide used for this study were based on validated instruments but used modified language to address the specific goals of this study as well as including additional, non-validated, questions.
It's a change of tune for Menendez, who had worked out a deal with Obama to include modified language in the Senate bill.
WASHINGTON -- House Republican leaders quietly unveiled their Violence Against Women Act reauthorization bill on Friday, a proposal that differs from what the Senate passed last week in a handful of ways, namely in its omission of LGBT protections and its modified language targeting Native American victims of domestic abuse.
In linguistics, the term koine is now applied to any modified language variety that has developed from contact between dialects of the same language or, in some cases, between languages that are genetically or typologically related.
In the syllable-modifying language of hip-hop, are we living in The Last Dayz of Auto-Tune?
amendment we propose would modify the language of section 307(a)..
We also thank Dr. Nathan J. Klingensmith (Department of Surgery, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, USA) to help us to modify the language of this paper.
In an attempt to circumvent deletion, many canna-businesses were forced to modify the language of their pages to reflect health and wellness, rather than cannabis itself.
Advertisers can modify the language of sponsored content to ensure the product is accurately described, but must ensure the influencer's opinions aren't altered.
In addition, Wilson's draft modified the language of the Supremacy Clause adopted by the Convention, to ensure that national law would take precedence over inconsistent state laws.
Louisiana State District Judge Alvin Oser will hold a hearing today in New Orleans to discuss whether he will modify the language of a mistrial order in the state's sports bribery case against former Tulane basketball star John (Hot Rod) Williams.
