"So it's difficult to have terminology which is going to really fit with everyone".
But before moving on, a thought about terminology, which also means attitude.
The name is the town's contribution to the mindless muddle of tuber terminology, which would drive Linnaeus up the wall.
These follow current UN demographic terminology, which now divides the world into the six major areas shown above.
These follow current UN demographic terminology, which divides the world into the six major areas shown above.
"I find it embarrassing because, though I'm not a believer myself, I think it is the kind of misuse of terminology which I think might offend some people".
The term is an echo (I hope unconscious) of Soviet terminology which dismissed the resistance movements in eastern Europe as "bourgeois nationalists".
He was critical of the views of the American anthropologist Lewis Henry Morgan on kinship terminology, which, McLennan contended, indicated degree of respect related to considerations of station and age rather than to consanguineous relationships.
The American ethnologist Lewis Henry Morgan gathered data from a large number of Native American tribes and created a typology based on their kinship terminology, which he presented in Systems of Consanguinity and Affinity of the Human Family (1871).
This medication wants to eradicate anything that is generally diagnosed as "Islamic terrorism", "Islamo-fascism", "Islamo-Nazism" and so on – terminology which is deeply reprehensible, equating as it does a noble faith with ignoble ideologies and criminality.
Another problem when translating technical materials is that many firms have their own proprietary terminology, which they use to distinguish themselves from their competitors.These are all valid objections, but there may be ways around them.
