Sentence examples for removed the phrase from inspiring English sources

He promptly removed the phrase.

"It requires restraint," Mr. Lhota said of Twitter, noting that he had removed the phrase because he did not want to appear overly partisan in his current job.

In that proposal, the United States removed the phrase "all necessary means" from the passage threatening Iraq if it failed comply with weapons inspections.

The case is still pending, but the company – along with others - has removed the phrase from the product's packaging, says Stephen Gardner, the center's director of litigation.

In May last year, days after the emergence of swine flu, the WHO removed the phrase "enormous numbers of deaths and illness" from its definition of a pandemic, saying that high mortality was not an inevitable, but rather an exceptional, quality of a pandemic.

In addition, the user removed the phrase "chris is a loser" from another subheading.

Mr. Lei began removing the phrase on Monday.

This article was amended on 12 April 2011 to remove the phrase 'normal headscarf' in the sixth paragraph.

Carol Johnson, a spokeswoman for the National Mall and Memorial Parks, said the Park Service was using money that had been allocated for the construction of the memorial to remove the phrase.

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It certainly bears a striking resemblance to the now notorious efforts by the Bush administration to remove the phrase "climate change" from as many official publications in the US as possible.