Sentence examples for pressed language from inspiring English sources

It also pressed language promoting "natural" family planning methods, including abstinence, and it tried to remove references to adolescents in a section dealing with reproductive rights, arguing that the provision promoted sexual activity among teenagers.

The American delegation has also pressed for language promoting abstinence for unmarried youths.

There's a locked glass case with books from small presses: "Language Lesson, Volume I," an anthology of Pulitzer and Booker Award-winning authors published by Third Man Books; "Eating the Colors of a Lineup of Words: The Early Books of Bernadette Mayer," from SHP Archive Editions; and "Yoko Ono's Half-A-Wind Show: A Retrospective," from Prestel.

These are honest, helpless superlatives, the language pressed right up against the limits of its usefulness.

Pressed over the language about apartheid and the civil rights movement, Murphy said: "Ed has said these were different causes at different times.

When other Security Council members pressed for stronger language, it was upgraded to "regret," but far less than the condemnation most countries had wanted.

If grief drives out language, how can language be pressed into its service?

The second new paper to address PIE's origin, in press at Language and due to be published online during the last week of February, uses linguistic data to focus on when PIE arose.

La Presse, ( French: "The Press") French-language daily newspaper published in Montreal.

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But columnists in the Turkish press — including the English language press — have written biting criticism as well.