Sentence examples similar to substitute language from inspiring English sources
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Substitution of chapter 35 for the word taxation, however, could not have served the tribal witnesses purposes, for doing so took from the bill the very words that made clear the tribes would not be taxed and substituted language that made it more likely they would be taxed.
Students studying abroad can formally substitute comparable language classes for language study at Johns Hopkins if they receive credit for their overseas program.
History and Theory students can petition to substitute one language in place of either French or Italian if a convincing case can be made that that language is more relevant to the petitioner's research.
Students might be able to substitute foreign language, economics or art for one of the five.
Martin likely knows this about himself he is epically self-deprecating which iself-deprecating whichsongs end usisg "whoa" and "ah" as a substitute for language.
Prosecutors decided to withdraw and redact the documents after Bennett ruled that they could not substitute unclassified language without harming Drake's ability to mount a defense.
Martin likely knows this about himself — he is epically self-deprecating — which is perhaps why so many songs end using "whoa" and "ah" as a substitute for language.
Ms. Smail has said that painting was her substitute for language at a time when she couldn't speak; this seems literally true in "Tongues Wag," a calligraphic painting of words she was unable to say.
Who needs words these days, I'm tempted to ask of a cultural landscape in which some of the most thrilling moments of late have found a substitute for language, of which the supreme one, of course, is silence.
Most disheartening, that substitute dropped language that would have allowed the government to secretly obtain Americans' business records or "tangible things" only where there is some connection to terrorism or espionage.
