They insult each other using terms such as "gay".
– because the NCAA punished him, using terms such as academic misconduct, extra benefits, failure to follow drug-testing protocols.
Travel policies can be woolly in their definitions, using terms such as 'blood conditions' or 'psychiatric disorders'.
Dyckhoff points out, with the help of scientists using terms such as "pain inhibitory pathways", that too little space and daylight is bad for you.
President Bush calls them 'evil doers' and many high government officials are using terms such as 'pure evil' to describe them.
"I deliberately avoided using terms such as 'sacrifice' and 'fallen', which to me read as obvious euphemisms for a reality that is more complicated and harsh," he says.
The problem with using terms such as "pre-colonial" and "post-colonial" is that they obscure African history or culture prior to its encounter with Europe.
The bill, which would jail even foreigners for up to three years for using terms such as "Polish extermination camps," passed the lower legislature overwhelmingly.
But the inspection report also said: "Throughout our visit we heard staff using terms such as 'sweetie'darlinging'handsomeome' and 'love' when speaking to and about people who used the service.
He said any Google search using terms such as "Primark" and "child labour" continues to return "thousands" of references to the company – even though the documentary first aired over three years ago – "all as a result of this programme".
The peers write that "the researcher on whose work it was based, Dr Howard Browman, has criticised [the Times] article using terms such as 'cherry-picking'sensationalnand and 'disappointing'".
