Sentence examples for weakened language from inspiring English sources

They said Trump campaign staffers weakened language that would have called for military support of Ukraine.

In the earth-science curriculum, conservatives weakened language concerning "the concept of an expanding universe" to address instead "current theories of the evolution of the universe including estimates for the age of the universe".

However, it weakened language on national pledges, saying countries "may" instead of "shall" include quantifiable information showing how they intend to meet their emissions targets.

The OMB also weakened language detailing the FDA's concerns about the safety of e-cigarettes, according to documents published Tuesday in the Federal Register.

WASHINGTON, June 25 (Reuters) - White House changes to proposed rules for tobacco products significantly weakened language detailing health risks from cigars and deleted restrictions that might have prevented online sales of e-cigarettes, published documents show.

A weakened language leads to cultural isolation.

"We're just horrified that the Senate would try to weaken language that was similar in both bills.

Earlier on Thursday, South Africa put forward an amendment that some Western diplomats said may have weakened the language of the resolution.

Officials from the United States and the United Nations praised the document, but it was sharply assailed by environmentalists and advocates for the poor, who complained that wealthy countries had weakened the language.

In his article for Nature, Quirin Schiermeier included an important point about the delay between issuing the summary and the underlying report — made by Stefan Rahmstorf, a German climate researcher: "Governments have in the past considerably weakened the language of IPCC summaries for policymakers," he says.

The source said the EU's political leaders had weakened the language on greening the CAP in a way that would enable farmers to collect subsidies for owning land in the same old way.