Vocational training can soften these blows.

Sešelj has worked hard to soften his image.

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

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

To be sure, comfortable unemployment benefits soften the blow.

But that attitude has begun to soften as it must.

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

One dog for two people is inconvenient,' said Oblonsky, to soften his triumph.

We're calling on the Japanese government to soften its position on humanitarian grounds.

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.

All of these efforts together will soften shocks somewhat and create more energy self sufficiency.

China s economy continues to soften India s growth rate is down sharply from a few years ago.

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.

Indeed, the US is already trying to soften up Iranian resistance by hinting at a possible use of force.

Or did the pattern of abuse amount to so many orders from superiors to soften up prisoners for interrogation?

The temptation to soften these blows by printing money as elections roll around will only worsen the financial situation.

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

A stylist must know how to optically soften wide shoulders, make the neck look longer, or add the curves necessary.

This is why they should commit their cruelest deeds in the first year and soften up as the next election approaches.

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

Faced with the erratic nature of agricultural markets, regulation is needed to soften the impact on poorer countries of volatile food prices.

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

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

Moreover, while America's status as the world's sole superpower is a structural fact, wise policies can soften the sharp edges of this reality.

As a result, there was not enough money left over to help soften budget cuts necessitated by the sudden stop in foreign funding.

Regardless of how we try to soften the blow with our sophisticated euphemisms as long as people are thought of as property, slavery exists!!

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.

Though the revisions would soften the penalties for defamation under the law, these changes may be countered by the introduction of new punishments for cyberbullying.

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.

The Premier used this opportunity to soften his anti Western image by re affirming his modernist and secular position against those who sympathized with Islamic extremism.

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.

Developments in Morocco, Bahrain, and Jordan certainly seem to suggest that this changing of the guard can help soften rigid political structures and allow for broader participation.

Critics who want a more activist, growth oriented monetary policy have tried albeit unsuccessfully to soften up the 68 year old Dutchman with personal attacks and degrading insults.

If there were a target zone and the Euro appreciated strongly, the ECB would be forced like it or not to cut interest rates and soften the euro.

Critics who want a more activist, growth oriented monetary policy have tried albeit unsuccessfully to soften up the 68 year old Dutchman with personal attacks and degrading insults.

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.

If Muslims wish to maintain a central role for Sharia in Nigeria, then they must find ways to soften its rough edges and turn it against official wrong doers.

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.

Even Cameron has had to soften his tone, promising to accept a few thousand refugees, because he was moved as a father by the picture of a drowned Syrian boy.

Kitty frowned yet more, and remained silent, and only Varenka spoke, trying to soften and soothe Kitty, and foreseeing an approaching explosion of tears or words, she knew not which.

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.

That would point to a stock market drop if the Fed raises the rate, unless policymakers were to soften the blow by promising that another increase would be a ways off.

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.

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.