Sentence examples for proposed phrasing from inspiring English sources

We presented all items selected for inclusion in the tool at this stage and asked panel members to indicate if they agreed with the proposed phrasing of the items, and if not, to suggest alternative phrasings.

The proposed phrase reflects the theologically rightward turn by the denomination, historically a conservative body in which few women have been hired as pastors.

Charles Pinckney, of South Carolina, and Gouverneur Morris, of Pennsylvania, moved to strike out a proposed phrase stipulating that the President could be removed "on impeachment and conviction for malpractice or neglect of duty".

Each subgroup proposed their phrasing of the questions to the whole author group to achieve consensus on the final phrasing.

Haynes mentioned that another researcher had proposed the phrase "computers that are more like us".

The Cut writer Jessica Roy proposed other phrases that could be spelled with "navel string", including "FIRST!!!1" and "LET'S GO METS".

Steinbeck didn't like his own ideas for the title, so when his wife Carol proposed a phrase from "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" he adopted it at once.

Mr. Trajkovski has proposed a new phrasing for the Constitution that avoids naming ethnicity and declares Macedonia a civil society.

Thus, we propose formulating phrase queries from blocks as a simple method and an advanced method that applies different strategies based on block attributes.

The existence of such cells was first suggested by Cohneheim in the 1870s [ 14] but Friedenstein and his colleagues were the first to isolate and culture MSCs in the 1970s [ 15- 19], followed by Caplan and colleagues [ 20, 21] who were the first to propose the phrase "mesenchymal stem cells".

The official proposed a broader phrase instead: "all interested parties".