It is impossible not to use these different time frames as all of the health outcome measures have been validated to measure the impact of pain over these particular time periods, if we had changed the wording of the measures so that they all measured pain over the same time period, this may have affected their validity.
Carlos Lauría of the Committee to Protect Journalists, a group that promotes press freedom, said the wording of such measures was vague enough that it left ample room to define a variety of content as being in violation of the law, opening the door to censorship.
But, as we'll explain, the wording of these measures could be interpreted to mean hormonal forms of birth control, including the pill and intrauterine devices, would be outlawed.
A North Carolina court on Tuesday blocked questions on two state constitutional amendments that would strip power from the state's governor from appearing on the November ballot, saying the wording of the measures was too misleading.
Thus it is unlikely that poor correspondence between the wording of these measures used to quantify intention and behaviour for foot examination contributed to error [ 9].
The wording of the measure is intentionally vague in many places.
In their zeal, lawmakers got careless with the wording of the measure, known as Amendment One.
The wording of the measure specifically banned fracking – not drilling – a tactic intended to show that opponents were not against all industry activity, McMullen said.
Flexibility is recommended to accommodate situations where wording of the measure (requiring different terms in different countries) or the language in question (which may vary too much between countries) does not allow universal translations to be utilized.
The Los Angeles Times, though critical of the Citizens United ruling, has encouraged a "no" vote on Prop C, saying the wording of the measure is "vague and question-begging".
