Wordings

After they were done, Akpabio stated that the lawmakers should take note of the wordings of the anthem approved by the Senate and discard the one being presented by the NOA.

Clear policy wordings will benefit existing customers and also bring in new ones, boosting reach.

Some U.S. states may retroactively change insurance contracts to pay such claims, and Britain’s markets watchdog is asking the courts to clarify wordings in business policies.

The judges examined policies that cover losses when insured premises cannot be accessed because of public authority restrictions, in the event of a notifiable disease and hybrid wordings.

Among them is Abe’s proposal to add sentences that would allow Japan to maintain “the minimum necessary armed organization” required for self-defense, despite Article 9. That proposal would keep all the current wordings of Article 9 intact.

And these realities are evident, first, in his own annoyingly insouciant reaction to the killings and, again, in the atrocious wordings of the press statements his aides continue to churn out.

The ministry feels one important change is the clarification of certain vague wordings in the laws.

These were re-wordings of Biblical passages in Old English, not exact translations, but paraphrasing, sometimes into beautiful poetry in its own right.

They have adopted the wordings of Lord Mahvira Jiyo aur Jeeno Do Human life is valued as a unique, rare opportunity to reach enlightenment; to kill any person, no matter what crime he may have committed, is considered unimaginably abhorrent.