Sentence examples for she added use of from inspiring English sources

She added: "Use of racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, xenophobic, classist, or generally offensive language in class, or submission of such material, will not be tolerated – including 'The Man,' 'Coloured People,'Illegals/IllegalAliensens,' 'Tranny' and so on – or referring to women/men as 'females' or 'males'".

The bill also includes language from Democrats who added "use of condoms" as one of the healthy lifestyles the AIDS initiative is meant to promote.

None reported any difference in clinical parameters with or without added use of bicarbonate [15, 18, 20].

This Ping top allows two-way communication to Facebook without the added use of a phone or any other hardware.

He added, "Use of the term leads to the erroneous belief that applicants and petitioners, rather than the American people, are whom [sic] we ultimately serve".

The added use of dimension creates a striking contrast between dark and light layers, collaged realism and painterly abstract energy, emotional euphoria and reduction.

None reported any difference in clinical parameters with or without added use of bicarbonate [ 15, 18, 20].

"We hoped there wouldn't be a split in the country, but if a fully Bandera regime emerges in Kiev then we will be a part of Russia," she added, using a controversial term for the opposition from the name of a nationalist leader who fought against both the Nazis and the Soviets during the Second World War.

she added, using the nom de guerre of Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader.

"It would be a shock, and I hope we don't see it," Laurence Tubiana, France's top climate negotiator told AFP. "But if Trump is elected, I am sure that Wednesday morning you will hear everyone at the COP say, 'We'll stick to the Paris agreement'," she added, using the acronym for the Conference of the Parties meeting.

Given the prevalence of chronic pain in this sub-population, it was decided to add use of analgesia to the substances participants were questioned about [ 28].