Sentence examples for wording from from inspiring English sources

Simply using IRB approved wording from a study ad is not sufficient.

An earlier version used the wording from a proof copy, not the final version.

Republicans have blocked attempts to remove that wording from the statute.

He said he was awaiting approval of appropriate wording from the county attorney.

Here we cannot be sure that Congress, deliberately or otherwise, adopted the wording from the New York statute.

But what else can we possibly make of this wording from a letter delivered by a British official?

In a letter dated Dec. 4, 1970, he tells about cutting obscene wording from a piece by Germaine Greer.

"The wording from Senate Bill 17 is very close to the wording from the Project Blitz playbook," Kathy Miller, president of the Texas Freedom Network, told the Guardian during a press call on Monday.

Shortly after the Games, the United States team removed the "Best in the World" wording from its marketing efforts.

Changing the wording from "estate tax" to "death tax" only marginally increased support for eliminating the tax, so people were not fooled by the framing of the issue.

Mr. Bush's aides have worked to delete that wording from other international communiqués, while still calling on nations to abide by a nonbinding moratorium on nuclear testing.