Sentence examples for wording referring from inspiring English sources

The revised wording, referring to the commission, said that "JPMorgan does not believe that it violated FERC's policies".

A draft of the new collective bargaining agreement that the players union sent to its members for ratification is a little more cautious in its wording, referring to the "possibility" of a test being introduced.

At that event, the former Ohio governor Ted Strickland introduced an amendment to the Democratic "party platform" – the statement of intent – that would reinstate wording referring to "God-given rights" and affirming Jerusalem as the capital of the state of Israel.

The original wording referred to "two mums walking babies which are asleep but taking copious notes".

Are the calls like words, referring to particular predators?

Barok is a Tagalog slang word referring to a strange or crazy person.

Linguists have long observed that words referring to women undergo this process more often than those referring to men.

A more common and persistent problem involves notarios, a Spanish word referring to a type of accountant.

Besides, Islam frowns upon fitnah (a Koranic word referring to discord among Muslims), so challenging Mr Erdogan directly is hard.

Words referring to time are drawn metaphorically from spatial words with great frequency: a long/short time, the near future, far ahead/separated in time.

Entrepreneurship is no longer a buzz word referring to exclusive businesses that cater to niche markets.