Sentence examples for specific wording of the from inspiring English sources

The specific wording of the MAC clause in the parties' agreement requires that the effect occur on Innkeepers itself and not the economy.

One part of the patent also describes how Siri on desktop could be used in lieu of a third input device in addition to mouse and keyboard, or in the specific wording of the patent, how it might act as a "third hand".

The relatively low percentages (16.7 to 51.2%) of teachers who conducted the suggested activities for 2003 2012 may be due to the more specific wording of the four questions, which closely reflected the activities emphasizing the four-skills integration recommended by that CoS.

Asked if Mr Reckless did not know UKIP policy, Mr Farage said the campaign had been "long and hectic" and candidates in that situation often "got into a mode" of answering "on the topic and not the specific wording of the question".

The specific graphics of the game board, cards, and pieces are protected by copyright law and trademark law, as is the specific wording of the game's rules.

In Table 1, we listed the specific wording of the key questionnaire items.

The rationale for more specific wording on the mandatory uptake of SENs was rationalized by the amount of requests for appeals and the need to accelerate the uptake of these devices.

The specific wording of this introduction is: "You recently received physical therapy services at our facility.

The characters did not indicate the object in a primitive nonlinguistic way but only represented a specific word of the Chinese language (e.g., a picture of the phallic altar to the earth is used only to write the word earth).

Of course, Congress must rely on the specific words of the Constitution as a basis for any legislation, as the Republicans and the Tea Party insists.

After completing the OHS, the respondents were systematically interviewed and debriefed on their thoughts concerning the relevance of the questions, the specific wording of each item, any difficulties in understanding the questions, the readability, and their experience in answering the questionnaire.