Sentence examples for wording so that from inspiring English sources

Start installing in legislation that involves funding wording so that states where both senators don't support the bill don't get the funding.

Mr. Fitzgerald's amended version changed the wording so that the passage would say that Mr. Libby was authorized to disclose "some of the key judgments of the N.I.E., and that the N.I.E.

Firstly, club officials want to change the wording so that coaches can force unwanted players to train away from the first team; secondly they want an addition stating that players will pay a new solidarity tax that applies to high-wage earners.

Nokia changed its contract with Elop at the same time that the Microsoft deal came together, essentially altering the wording so that it would allow Elop to receive the accelerated vesting without resigning.

As his death approached and possibly persuaded by Northumberland, he altered the wording so that Jane and her sisters themselves should be able to succeed.

We adapted the wording so that it could be used by the patients and physicians (see table 4).

The first is worded so that intelligence requires a brain; the definition refers to intrinsic mental qualities such as reason, judgment, and abstract thought.

We then developed eight 'yes'/'no' items (Figure 3), worded so that emphasis was placed on quality of reporting rather than adequacy of trial design.

The question about sleep medication was worded so that it included subjects who used alcohol to help them sleep.

To prevent acquiescence bias, the questions were worded so that expected responses varied unpredictably according to the direction of the scale [ 14].

Questions were worded so that it was clear that we were asking about the parish organization (i.e., organizational-level data), as opposed to individual opinions about these topics.