Smith, however, never viewed the wording to be infallible.

The problem, it seems, lies in the poor wording of the notice.

I'll be happy if you propose a better wording.

Wording of questions It is well established that the wording of the questions, the order in which they are asked and the number and form of alternative answers offered can influence results of polls.

But the particular wording is far less telling than the context in which the statement is being released.

Indeed, Germany agreed to the wording only on the understanding that the ECB could not be a direct supervisor.

The wording may sound vague, but, given the positions the countries held at the outset, the outcome was an important achievement.

The wording of your question assumes that I think people are going mad from anger in the United States, and that I don t see this happening as much in Russia.

The wording of the new MBA oath draws on one adopted in 2006 by the Thunderbird School of Global Management, based in Arizona.

Representatives of 13 subgroups took part in the meeting, putting forward proposals for the wording of questions (in total, the CEC registered five questions).

This summer, lawmakers from both parties squabbled with each other and the White House over the wording of a series of resolutions to approve or disapprove of the U.S. military's role in the NATO mission in Libya.

This wording was registered by the Vologda subgroup, whose representatives did not participate in the meeting, but it was considered the simplest and legally most succinct.

English language tweets about maidan or kiev or euromaidan or kyiv (orange) versus tweets about sochi or the olympics (blue). Note The results from Topsy Analytics, see above, are highly sensitive to the exact wording entered into any query.

Vague in wording and unnecessarily broad in scope, the new laws sparked widespread fear that Article 23 will lead to curtailment of basic rights.

Against great odds and the wording of Guatemala's Constitution the former brigadier general and dictator has qualified for the ballot in Guatemala's presidential election, set for November 9.

It is no accident that the wording of the draft bill requires that a savings certificate be a registered security that is held at a depository institution.

On Facebook, B.M. Jermaine Sikombe reproduced the presidential palace's vague statement announcing Sata's passing. Sikombe scoffed at the wording, calling on officials to take responsibility for leaving the public woefully misinformed.

He waited for the venomous nobleman to conclude, and then said he considered the proper course would be to consult the wording of the Act and requested the Secretary to look it up.

It could then negotiate with the US the wording of the UN resolution in a way that would end up creating a Palestinian state within the 1967 borders, with mutually agreed territorial adjustments.

Believing that the US State Department was not kept in the loop, Aziz requested that, if he could not agree on the statement s wording with the designated official, he could meet with Secretary of State John Kerry.

The Arabic wording of this doxology is as follows Roman Rite Latin version Gloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto, Sicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper, et in saecula saeculorum.

The constitution just states that Buddhism should be safeguarded and nourished and if that wording is open to interpretation, we may have to ask the Supreme Court to determine what was meant by that statement.

According to Kommersant, two key requirements for potential participants were preserved in the wording of the version of the draft that was submitted for approval to the ministries and the Federal Executive Authority in July (Kommersant has a copy).

Vague in wording and unnecessarily broad in scope, the new laws sparked widespread fear that Article 23 will lead to curtailment of basic rights. Lawyers warn of a threat to individual liberty and due process.

from the US and The Smiths from the UK.

That's just my way of saying things, dude. It always puzzles me that non native speakers think they can decide if shit sounds natural or weird unless, of course, it has evident grammatical errors or the wording is fucked up.

If Tibetans should be allowed to break away from China, why not the Welsh from Britain, the Basques from Spain, the Kurds from Turkey, or the Kashmiris from India?

We will collect letters from the front lines of the Free Syria Army, from the medical camps, from activists, from people on the street.

She comes from the soul of the people, from wine,

Yours comes from guesswork, ours from the Bible.

The letters were from Tom, not from Mary.

from the northeast).

The swift reaction from the citizen stewards prevented the incident from escalating.

The largest rivers flowing into the gulf are Neva (from the east), Narva (from the south), and Kymi (from the north).

Photo from instagram elisadospina, from the Generazione Choosy website

Tom is from the same village that I'm from.

Tom is from the same village that I'm from.

Tom is from the same village that I'm from.

At the 2007 estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau, there were 1,768,518 foreign born inhabitants of the state or 13.8 of the population, with 48.4 from Latin America, 24.6 from Asia, 22.8 from Europe, 2.9 from Africa, 1.2 from Northern America and 0.2 from Oceania.

No. These are economists from MIT, from Carnegie Mellon, from the University of Chicago.

But, for example, Marina Semenova, who heads the Vologda subgroup (the wording of her question was supported by another 15 subgroups), told Vedomosti that she did not receive an invitation and did not plan to take part It was not clear who our friend was and who our enemy .

Putin demands compensation from the US for losses from the sanctions, including losses from the introduction of necessary counter sanctions.

An extract from the police order. Screenshot from the website Police Russia.ru.

This building looks large from the front, but not from the side.

The ozone layer helps protect us from ultraviolet radiation from the sun.