Before 2004, the F.C.C. consistently held that occasional, spontaneous use of certain words that were otherwise prohibited did not violate its indecency standards.
Economy of space has promoted the use of certain words that are ubiquitous in tabloid headlines in particular, but which you could never say out loud with a straight face (unless you're a Sky Sports News presenter).
The high court in 1988 struck down parts of legislation that relied on the incidental legislative power to criminalise the use of certain words and phrases associated with the bicentennial celebrations.
It's not just a matter of it being polite to avoid the use of certain words, or that society should punish those who fail to be 'politically correct'.
These rare forms are examples of what Dr Wolfe calls viral chatter, a term borrowed from intelligence agencies which monitor telephones for the use of certain words or unusual patterns of communication.His thesis is that there is continual low-level interchange of viruses between species.
Not unlike this proliferation of meanings, the subject matter of logic has been said to be the "laws of thought," "the rules of right reasoning," "the principles of valid argumentation," "the use of certain words labelled 'logical constants'," "truths (true propositions) based solely on the meanings of the terms they contain," and so on.
The prospectus does not mention the recent uprisings in the Arab world, which led to a crackdown on the use of certain words on the Internet in China, but it does say that Renren may not post content that is considered "socially destabilizing".
Cuidado (careful) with the use of certain words in Spain.
We compared the texts from the three frameworks, examined changes in language, framing, and emphasis as well as analyzed the frequency in their use of certain words (for example, community, indigenous, technology).
This experience has taken away my numbness and made me reevaluate myself, and my use of certain words.
