Sentence examples for wording to avoid from inspiring English sources

Is it necessary to change this wording to avoid a problem in the future?

The Treasury select committee and the work and pensions select committee have been asking for a full impact assessment since August, but ministers have hidden behind a careful set of wording to avoid showing how George Osborne's claim that eight out of 10 families will be better off by 2017-18 will be borne out.

Nevertheless, I have somewhat changed the respective wording to avoid any misinterpretations.

All responses were transcribed as closely as possible to the adolescents' own wording to avoid interpretation bias.

The study was always introduced using the same wording to avoid bias by giving too much uncontrolled information about STIs.

There will be some agreements, worded to avoid controversial details.

The questions were worded to avoid alienating the gas nationalists but also to avoid a self-defeating and costly renationalisation.

Mr. Bloomberg has reacted cautiously to the ship episode, making statements that are carefully worded to avoid antagonizing the majority leader.

The Justice Department statement was carefully worded to avoid conceding that under the reasoning of the Supreme Court decision, the military death penalty provision for child rape is now unconstitutional.

The judge's ruling will probably provide broad grounds for target companies in other cases to seek the same relief in future breaches, so agreements should be worded to avoid that situation.

The State Department issued a condolence statement that strongly suggested the president was dead but was carefully worded to avoid the appearance of confirming it, saying he had "reportedly passed away after a sudden illness".