Sentence examples for the language was changed from inspiring English sources

The language was changed in negotiations with the Senate to remove references to sexual behavior.

The language was changed a day later to include foreign banks with significant American operations.

The State Department first opposed this provision, but the language was changed so that application of sanctions was not automatic.

But in subsequent negotiations between Mr. Norwood and the White House, the language was changed, and it became "the proximate cause".

Originally, the exemption only applied to law-enforcement officers themselves; the language was changed in 1986, in part, Liptak writes, thanks to the testimony of Antonin Scalia, then a law professor: "Why only law enforcement personnel?" Mr. Scalia asked.

Founded in 1817 under King William I of the Netherlands, the university at first conducted its instruction in Latin; in 1830 the language was changed to French; in 1916, during the German occupation of World War I, to Flemish (Dutch); in 1918 back to French; and by 1930 back permanently to Flemish.

The American Geophysical Union, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the National Center for Science Education raised complaints with the Texas State Board of Education, urging that the language be changed.

On some blog venues, lewd or adult language can be flagged and removed by the site provider, and other users can file complaints lobbying to have your blog shut down until the language is changed or removed.

In 1989 the script of the Moldovan language was changed to the Latin alphabet; thereupon began a heated debate over whether the language should be called Romanian or Moldovan.

Mr. Stupak said he and at least 11 other House Democrats would vote against the Senate bill unless the abortion language was changed.

Last year, the national language was changed from French to English, and Rwanda also obtained membership in the Commonwealth, widely seen as a snub to France.