Sentence examples for wording from the from inspiring English sources

He has already won a change of wording from the White House, which noted the participation of Al Qaeda terrorists in Chechnya, and he hopes to beat back the administration's plans to abandon the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.

The plan also axes wording from the area's previous strategy document that pledged to ensure the world heritage site remained "in as good or better condition than at present".

In its order, the Texas regulator cites wording from the website saying its investors are getting an 8% return on their money weekly.

The agreement incorporates wording from the 1992 Rio Declaration on Environment and Development stating that precaution "shall be widely applied by States according to their capabilities.

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

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

"Word from the front, brigadier.

My friendly words from the BTDT?

Why no word from the cockpit?

No official word from the campaign.

Here are words from the past week.