Sentence examples for more general language from inspiring English sources

Mr. Acuna said Mr. Perry had favored its more general language.

"The U.S. delegation is arguing for more general language," said Kathryn Mulvey of Infact, an antismoking group based in Boston.

Mr. O'Neill, who earlier this week described the decision by European antitrust regulators as "off the wall," used gentler and more general language today.

Process writing is often used as the methodology of choice on writing courses in EFL countries, where there is, however, a greater need for writing courses to be able to contribute to more general language improvement than exists in the ESL contexts for which it was designed.

The more general language has allowed more properties and parklands to enjoy status as protected areas by this legislation, a policy developed early in its history.

First, the linkage signals on chromosomes 11 and 15 may be due to either a subset of ASD cases with delayed onset of first phrases and normal or high IQ or more general language and IQ loci, which also exist in the absence of ASD.

Policy languages are usually tied to particular application domains, and even more general policy languages provide the means for binding their operation with environment.

They also have more general difficulties with language, made evident in their written language and in language comprehension (Bishop 2009).

Alternatively, it may reflect higher-level language-specific processes (such as language comprehension, e.g., Narain et al., 2003) as well as more general differences in language versus musical processing for a discussion of this point, see Steinbeis and Koelsch (2008).

If you refer to "Politics and the English Language" (a famous essay actually commissioned for in-house consumption by Orwell's boss, the Observer editor David Astor) you will find that I have basically adapted his more general concerns about language to the machinations of cyberspace and the ebb and flow of language on the internet.

But more recently, in general language in a law passed in April to appropriate money for the Iraq war, Congress authorized the president to void other laws concerning Iraq.