Sentence examples for removing the word from inspiring English sources

Richards has also devoted some time to removing the word "love" from the vocabulary of professional tennis players.

The new Constitution, she noted, fittingly changed the name of the country, removing the word Republic and leaving it officially just Hungary.

But he said that he and his group were vehemently opposed to the bishop's suggestion of removing the word "mosque" from local signs.

Fifa's ethics code – rewritten for 2018-19 to reduce cases of corruption by a) removing the word "corruption", and b) introducing a defamation clause for critics.

Indeed, after starting the Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation, Ms. Hargrove suggested removing the word "education" from its title, but backed down after strong board resistance.

He also claimed to have learned of the surveillance from The New York Times and accused The Times of removing the word "wiretap" from the article's headline.

The comments appear to leave open the option of removing the words.

University of Queensland law professor Graeme Orr supports removing the words "insult" and "offend" from section 18C.

The statement was quickly amended – to remove the word "just".

In 1977 the General Assembly removed the word Provisional from the title of the Design.

It vowed to remove the word from uniforms, vehicles and other insignia in the coming months.