While many hospitals offer intake documents printed in English and Spanish, more facilities need to offer documentation that reflect the languages of the specific communities they serve, whether that's Vietnamese or Haitian Creole.
But the Congressional authors of the bill say they have addressed the Supreme Court's concerns, by making the language of the ban more specific, and by including Congressional "findings of fact" that suggest the procedure they are trying to outlaw is never medically necessary.
After all, the language of the indictment was very specific and very detailed.
But Senate officials said that the total size of the cuts had shifted significantly from day to day, with the language of the final bill and specific cuts — like those proposed for different hospitals and nursing homes — only emerging on Monday.
It's time to drop the language of the "tragic," and take specific, concrete steps toward fixing a broken, and racially-skewed, system.
In Oregon, where the gift laws were reformed in 2007 and again in 2009, the language of the law has become so specific in noting exemptions that it's easy to skirt: entertainment excursions can technically be billed as "fact-finding" missions, for example, which is acceptable under the law.
"What is frightening about Roe is that this super-protected right," Professor Ely wrote in the Yale Law Journal in 1973, "is not inferable from the language of the Constitution, the framers' thinking respecting the specific problem in issue, any general value derivable from the provisions they included, or the nation's governmental structure".
While the language of the pledge does not mandate any specific changes in programs or services for sex workers, it does place funding restrictions on those programs with explicit policies calling for decriminalization or legalization of sex work.
At Two Mile Hollow Beach, the longtime center of gay life in the Hamptons, the language of the parking lot pickup scene is very specific.
The Court quoted with specific approval the language of the court below in that case: 'when a man is performing a function essential to maritime service on board a ship the fortuitous circumstances of his employment by the shipowner or a stevedoring contractor should not determine the measure of his rights.' Ibid.
