Still, this acknowledgment was more of a gentle recommendation to companies than an ironclad rule that they use more direct language, giving YumEarth free rein to use that terminology.
Use clear, direct language.
According to the reports, Cameron used the direct language to dismiss green levies, which go towards paying for renewables and helping poor people cut energy use.
Mr. Obama's speech in Cairo, which he called a "timeless city," was perhaps the riskiest of his presidency, as he used unusually direct language to call for a fresh look at deep divisions, both those between Israel and its neighbors and between the Islamic world and the West.
It is also possible to make a paper more readable by using more direct language when describing the experimental design and results (see Dunleavy, 2003; Pinker, 2014; and Kail, 2014, for detailed discussions of scientific writing).
The narrator uses simple, direct language to describe the separate world of boys and girls in her neighborhood.
Is the realisation that he needed to face up to things be why he uses such simple, direct language on Bloom Forever?
Once again, by using reckless and direct language about the ban's discriminatory foundation, he undermined the efforts of his own government to persuade the courts that his intentions are constitutional.
Natural language is the human-use communication and direct language, but in the order for computers to make computational identification, it needs to convert natural language into computer-use symbols, usually called the digital of natural language.
Using very simple, direct language - in contrast to the sometimes obscure and wordy "Popespeak" of his immediate predecessors - he challenged common notions of modernity and progress, and asked difficult questions of his more than 1.3 billion followers.
