Sentence examples for preferred terminology from inspiring English sources

Radmacher v Granatino was a divorce case in which the supreme court considered what weight to give to a "prenup" - or ante-nuptial agreement, to use the court's preferred terminology.

Analgesic use, awareness of MOH, perceived change in behaviour following educational intervention about the risks of MOH and preferred terminology for MOH was evaluated.

Socialism, including Bernie Sanders' preferred terminology, "democratic socialism", means government, not investors, owns the economy -- or at least, the key actors in the marketplace.

Though I happen to be a Christian, I celebrate the refreshing contrast of this Jewish practice especially at this time of year, when narrow-minded bigots in my own faith tradition conduct an imperialistic attack of their own, insist that all people (even those who don't share their beliefs) must celebrate their particular winter holiday -and in THEIR way using THEIR preferred terminology for it.

As a preliminary, the general practice participants were averse to the term commissioning itself, with service redesign or a new offer being preferred terminology.

a) Preferred Language and Glossary § Preferred terminology Read § HIV and AIDS Glossary Readd b) Media Guide on HIV and AIDS The Guide provides background information on HIV and AIDS in Malaysia, including a timeline; as well as tips on reporting on children affected by the virus.

We give an overview of complexion-related terminology, suggest a preferred nomenclature and discuss a classification framework that can be used to categorize complexions and complexion transitions.

According to Lewis, what is "given" in experience are sense-data (although Lewis himself preferred other terminology: see 55 7), not objects like tomatoes.

The consultation document occasionally acknowledges that it is concerned with "alleged" offending, and sometimes refers to "suspects," but prefers the terminology of "victim" and "offender" throughout.

Of course Facebook prefers generic terminology, so it'd be more likely to launch as a "save" button.

Microsoft managers say the delay is necessary in order to ensure a smooth launch of the system's new user interface (or, if you prefer the terminology of Microsoft's PR department, the "new Xbox experience").