Sentence examples for western jargon from inspiring English sources

Their prospectuses were in English and stuffed with the Western jargon of shareholder value.

A character is as likely to render a lofty thought in iambic pentameter as indulge in rollicking Western jargon.

The politician had "bought into the Western jargon" of calling the mujahedeen, or foreign fighters, "extremist," wrote Mr. Shahzad, who urged the recipients of the message to find "a proper Sheikh to understand the Quran".

Such an undertaking might include more film and more history, and a little less Western art jargon.

The bombs that Abu Akhmed described, known in Western military jargon as improvised explosive devices, or I.E.D.'s, have done more than kill Syrian soldiers and deny the Syrian Army access to Syrian terrain.

But, true to his commando training, the general has, in the jargon of Western diplomats, "retaken the initiative".

In victory and in defeat, Africa's players seem sadly to adopt the jargon of Western coaching omnipotence.

Instead, they hope in the jargon of Western election monitors that it will be merely "credible" rather than "free and fair".The SPLM must share the blame for this sorry state of affairs.

Western aid organisations developed jargon and accountability guidelines where Gulf charities relied more on trust and personal ties.In 2010 the UAE joined the OECD's aid-coordination group.

To use the auditors' jargon, the best western companies are now moving from the "conformance" to the "performance" model of governance.

- Dr. James Gilligan, author of "Violence: Reflections on a Western Epidemic" "To use sociological jargon, the latent function of hazing is that it differentiates and separates one from, and at the same time makes one feel superior to, whatever mainstream you're defining yourself against.