Sentence examples for present wording from inspiring English sources

Not until the 8th century is it quoted in its present wording.

There are good reasons to think that the court could find the present wording of the Pledge of Allegiance unconstitutional without setting precedents for many other official recognitions of religion.

But under its present wording, Mr. Spano contended, it also allows municipalities that don't want low-cost housing to buy that land for $1 and turn it into anything it wants.

The agreement between the Governments of France and Switzerland for the abrogation of the above mentioned stipulations will only be considered as valid if the Treaty of Peace contains this Article in its present wording.

In their present wording Directives 92/50/EEC and 93/38/EEC are based on the WTO procurement agreement.

The band's mission is to establish a foundation and to present words that are matched, invisibly, to that base.

The modality principle is that it is better to present words as auditory narration than as visual on-screen text.

The Colombian-born choreographer Ricardo Gomez will present "Words," a program of six dances, one of them accompanied in part by poetry by Pablo Neruda.

(5) Modality: Present words as audio, rather than text (Low and Sweller 2005).

The additives were used in the present word in order to improve the peak shape.

Absence of STG activations for the present word spelling conditions may be due to the gender decision task of our word control condition.