Sentence examples for the wording of a document from inspiring English sources

On the European front, a last-minute compromise was struck between Turkey and the EU's leaders before their Nice summit over the wording of a document that sets out the terms that Turkey has to meet before it can start membership talks.The IMF's action is both bold and unilateral.

Do not rely on the words of a document – the charter – written under entirely different circumstances.

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Those fateful missteps included the wording of an official document on travel liberalisation to include Berlin as well as the rest of the inter-German frontier, and the famous moment when Politburo member Günter Schabowski at a crucial press conference early on the evening of 9 November, when he suggested people could travel "right away".

The eight-day event in Durban was originally designed to produce a show of international unity on the issue of racism, but it was overshadowed by rows about the Middle East conflict and the wording of a draft final document.

"Farmers are not stupid," the Sussex University economist Richard Tol said this past week, as hundreds of researchers cloistered away in Yokohama, Japan, hammering out the final wording of a document that he called "alarmist" when it comes to the many threats of global warming.

But the wording of the document did mark a break with earlier public statements.

More broadly, this first vision redefines social protection as "social risk management," in the words of a World Bank strategy document advocating "a new conceptualization of social protection that is better aligned with current worldwide realities" [ 145](p. 1, 9).

Moreover, the wording of the document leaves room for interpretation.

The wording of the document isn't really clear.

The more general and prosaic the wording of the document, the more difficult is it to specify the measurable outcomes.