Sentence examples for thus the wording from inspiring English sources

Thus, the wording of OP4 indicates that any failure by Iraq to comply with and cooperate fully in the implementation of the resolution will constitute a further material breach (leaving aside the question of whether false statements or omissions in the OP3 declaration is an additional requirement).

Thus the words on the pin read "Manius made me for Numarius".

Thus, the word boys is composed of two morphemes, boy and plurality.

Thus, the word Pashto represents a southwestern dialect form (paštō), in contrast to a northeastern (paxtō).

Thus the word nabob came to mean someone of great wealth or unusual prominence.

Thus the word pizza "can be counted among the first words of Italian vernacular," he told La Repubblica.

Thus the word of the Roman sacrificer to his god: "Be thou increased (macte) by this offering".

Thus, the word ātar denoted simultaneously "fire" and "Fire," every instance of fire being a manifestation of the deity.

Thus, the word "eat" may signify "Can I eat now?" and "shoe" may mean "Take off my shoe".

Rather than "critical texts," Shinder wanted "personal narratives" from well-known writers on "how the poem changed their lives": thus the word "I" appears in the first or second line of more than half the pieces here.

Thus, the word lost all trace of its original literal meaning of military defense, and in Algeria murābiṭ came to be used for the tomb, usually domed, in which a pious man is buried.