Sentence examples for wording to provide from inspiring English sources

On the basis of the evaluation by the experts, some items were revised in terms of wording to provide clarification.

In other words, to provide life with a fictional narrative in order to make its fundamental awfulness more palatable.

It's "useful" (you like that word) to provide models of the form: Chekhov, Joyce's "Dubliners," etc.

The privately financed bureau was founded in 2009 to investigate controversial issues and, in its own words, to provide a "gold standard" for reporting.

Mr. Stoppard has written his own text to be recited over the original music while intermittently drawing on the band member Roger Waters's words to provide commentary on what has just happened.

The president of the National Congress of American Indians, which represents more than 250 tribes, called on Congress and President Bush today to "make good on its word" to provide financial aid for education, housing and health care while respecting the tribes' right to self-governance.

These are very turbulent times... From Libya to China, India to Iran, the US 10 years after 9/11 and the recent controversies involving Twitter and WikiLeaks, audiences and authors in Charlotte Square Gardens will explore the power of the written word to provide a compelling commentary on the world around us".

King believes that the directors have gone back on their word to provide the results of the 120-day business review before fans renew season books.

Did I expect my words to provide immediate comfort or to sustain her over the decades to come?

Swift wrote out his sermons before preaching and marked his words to provide the correct pronunciation or to emphasise the word ironically.

The advisory was carefully worded to provide sufficient detail to interest journalists but not enough information for them to preempt (scoop) our news conference.