Sentence examples for the wording was changed from inspiring English sources

Although the campaign still declares "Only you can prevent wildfires" — the wording was changed from "forest fires" in 2001 — Smokey is changing from a teacher or authority figure into a paragon of positive reinforcement.

The wording was changed to "Papa" later, when the song was included in a Python film and their live shows.* Letter appears online only.

After objections from several countries concerned about the loss of national sovereignty, however, the wording was changed to "economic governance" in the final English version.

But recently the wording was changed to something a little squishier: it now seems that employees are merely "prohibited" from reading files, rather than unable.

But within hours he backtracked, and the wording was changed from "advice" to "guidance", as the government is terrified about being held responsible.

The company and its agency, Wieden & Kennedy, wanted to end the spot with the words "Go to hell," but CBS said the phrase did not meet its broadcast standards; the wording was changed to "Hell awaits".

Germany and Syria would join the French, Russians and Chinese in voting no, while Spain and Bulgaria would back America and Britain (see chart), though some may yet change their minds if the wording is changed.

We created 20 sentences based on the same principle: the order of the letters of the words was changed, apart from the first and last letters.

"Men of Dartmouth" made sense in the 19th century when men were the only students, but not in 1988, when the words were changed to "Dear old Dartmouth".

Told of Mr. Meyer's comments, Mr. Wolfson said that earlier, Clear Channel had rejected the ad with the dove as well as the one with the bomb, demanding that the words be changed, too.

The most emotionally intense shows I've seen this year have been Bruce Springsteen's epic sweeps through 43 years of his recordings, where the meaning of the words is changed by Springsteen's ageing.