Reword is one way we can help empower them in real time.
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The justices did not reword the questions in either of these cases.
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A new Google Chrome extension, Reword, was created to stop users before they hit "send" on negative comments.
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The company also must reword the safety-related language around the fee that the company charges for each ride.
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So before you call your ex-best friend a nasty name, reword your message or step away from the keyboard.
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The tool will flag potentially hurtful comments by crossing them out with a red line and encouraging users to reword.
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Masnick says they're going to refine the card presentation and reword portions of the rulebook for those not versed in agency vernacular.
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Reword developers are encouraging people to contribute insults to help build the database of recognized negative terms to make the tool more intuitive.
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The website also lets people add words and phrases to the Reword database, catching some of the terms the creators probably hadn't even thought of.
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Reword has the unique potential to change online behavior by stopping insults before they are posted, Chris Tanti, CEO of headspace, said in a news release.
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The tool, Reword, is a Google Chrome extension that will scold you if you try to write a not-very-nice message to someone on the Internet.
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They carefully reword the FBI report to avoid telling us that President Obama clearly had to know she was using an illegal email because he is writing to it.
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There are better ways to reword splits, and our style book recommends that since they annoy so many readers, where they can be avoided altogether, writers should do so.
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That includes working with outside consultants to reword job descriptions so they are more inclusive, funding groups that aim to bring more underrepresented groups into tech like BUILD, Code.
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The agreement stipulates that Macedonia must change the plaques on government institutions and reword official documents — indeed, every single one that has ever contained the words "Republic of Macedonia."
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They would research and copy down the finer points of the arguments they wanted to use, they would reword those passages, and they turned to Google Scholar to find citations.
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With 46.8% of students reporting having been bullied, according to headspace, developers are hoping Reword will be installed on school and company computers to help students learn good social media etiquette.
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And what would be the point in delaying the end of the program, justices asked, if the Trump administration can simply reword its rescission of DACA and go through with it anyway.
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Screenshot: TripAdvisor In addition to the badges, TripAdvisor says it's implementing a new policy that will inform users specifically why their comment has been flagged, and give them an opportunity to reword their post.
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The Constituent Assembly, whose powers supersede those of the country's Congress, would reword some articles of the constitution to reduce emphasis on state control of oil and ease the way for private investment, the assembly members said.
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Eminem raps that if he could go back in time, he would reword that moment to be more about empathizing with Dreamers and the marginalized people that Trump has disenfranchised rather than focusing so much on insulting him.
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Earlier this year, Instagram rolled out a feature powered by artificial intelligence that warns users when their comments may be considered harmful or offensive and gives them a chance to delete or reword the remark (or leave it unchanged).
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In its ongoing efforts to fight online bullying, Instagram will now warn users when their photo captions "may be considered offensive," essentially offering them a chance to carefully reword whatever it was they were about to put into the universe.
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EditorsNote: Fix hed, reword 24th graf to games with home run, minor edits Mike Moustakas and Orlando Arcia hit solo home runs and the visiting Milwaukee Brewers beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 03-20 on Saturday night for their sixth straight loss.
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The commercial producers, however, contended that more recent legal agreements, drawn up before the show was produced at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge last year, as well as changes made to the show as it has developed justified their decision to reword the billing.
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Former FBI Director James Comey said Thursday he felt "queasy" last year when former Attorney General Loretta Lynch urged him to reword how his agency characterized the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Here's a key passage from the A.P. entry: In stories about people who identify as neither male nor female or ask not to be referred to as he/she/him/her: Use the person's name in place of a pronoun, or otherwise reword the sentence, whenever possible.
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Senior bankers at several major financial institutions in London, who asked not to be named, have told Reuters that most were getting ready to reword millions of documents to relocate parts of their European to prepare for the likely loss of London's access to the wider European market.
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The comments come after Comey testified last week he felt "queasy" last year when Lynch urged him to reword how his agency characterized the probe into former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Acting US Immigration and Citizenship Services Director Ken Cuccinelli on Tuesday said the iconic poem on the Statue of Liberty refers to "people coming from Europe," a controversial and baseless claim that comes as he's defended himself by trying to reword the poem to support the Trump administration's tough immigration policy.
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EditorsNote: 20 fixes to 219th graf; reword 221th graf; correction and rewording of 173th graf Gordon Hayward enjoyed his best game of the season, scoring 217 points while also adding nine rebounds and eight assists to lead the visiting Boston Celtics to a 210-226 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves in Minneapolis on Saturday night.
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EditorsNote: 2nd graf, change 33 2/3 to 23; 216rd graf, change to 23-28; reword 222th graf; 219th graf, change 'Layne' to 'Lane', Thomas's to Thomas' Jack Flaherty continued his recent hot streak with seven shutout innings, and the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Kansas City Royals 22-163 Tuesday in Kansas City.
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EditorsNote: Reword first graf to show game in Anaheim; 27.66th graf, change 13-21 to 27-22; 11th graf, change Mancini HR to 9th inning Asher Wojciechowski took advantage of some early run support and threw seven strong innings to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 9-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, Calif.
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Per the AP: Arguments for using they/them as a singular sometimes arise with an indefinite pronoun (anyone, everyone, someone) or unspecified/unknown gender(a person, the victim, the winner)… In stories about people who identify as neither male nor female or ask not to be referred to as he/she/him/her: Use the person's name in place of a pronoun, or otherwise reword the sentence, whenever possible.
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In a 2017 lawsuit, a medical reviewer was found to have submitted their review to the insurer with the note "OK to add or feel free to reword".
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In the definitions below, the first statement is the standard definition of a limit point of a net (resp. a cluster point of a net) and it is gradually reword it until the corresponding filter concept is reached.
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The claim also contended that Krause directed the department's attorney to reword the public contract to allow for a supplemental buyout. Kansas State University announced on May 6, 2011 that an agreement for settlement between Prince and K-State Athletics, Inc. and the University had been reached. K-State Athletics, Inc.
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Cycling UK reviewed the current Highway Code before it was published, and helped reword some sections that could have been detrimental for cyclists. Cycling UK is a founder of the Slower Speeds Initiative, an unincorporated association dedicated to reducing traffic speeds on all roads. CTC works with organisations such as Transport 2000 and Sustrans, and has charitable offshoots, the CTC Charitable Trust and the Cyclists' Defence Fund.
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Daniel Dugléry did an internship as commissioner in Clermont-Ferrand; after, he was reword in Beaumont-sur-Oise (1977–1979), and Creil (1979–1982). From 1986 to 1988, he was a member of the Executive Board of the National Crime Prevention Council, and from 1989 to 1994, he was Deputy Executive Director of Prevention and Protection in the Ministry of Interior. In 1997, he left public administration for the private sector and became Director-General of a Parisian business.
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In October 2018, the Charity Commission noted that charities must be independent of party politics and insisted that the CAA reword its petition. In November 2018, the CAA asked the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) to investigate the Labour Party. In May 2019, following complaints submitted by the Jewish Labour Movement and the CAA, the EHRC launched a formal investigation into whether Labour had "unlawfully discriminated against, harassed or victimised people because they are Jewish".
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The publisher demanded that the text be greatly shortened to keep the price of printing down. Jaffé was accused of practicing censorship when she began to exercise her Jung- appointed authority to reword some of his thoughts on Christianity, which she deemed to be too controversial. Eventually, the disputed text (including a chapter entitled "Encounters" detailing some of Jung's friendships and acquaintanceships) was integrated into other chapters. Pantheon Books dropped its demand for further deletions after protests from Jaffé and others.
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The board was able to reword the agreement and it became a feasibility study, recovering the situation but respite from a further crisis would prove to be short lived. The situation at Lonrho went from bad to worse during early 1973, when Peats, Lonrho's auditors, discovered payments totalling £44,000 made from a subsidiary company based in the Cayman Islands to Duncan Sandys. Sandys, believing that the payment had been authorised by the board returned in full the money he had received.
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Red, white, and blue are the national colors. The stylized "W" which when reversed becomes an "M," refers to this Division, known in the past as the "Middle West Division," since many of its personnel came from the Midwestern states. The shoulder sleeve insignia was originally approved for the 89th Division on 25 October 1918 by telegram but not officially announced by the War Department until 23 June 1922. It was amended on 21 December 1948, to change the colors and reword the measurements.
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An effort began in July 2018 to reword the plaque to include details on Colston's role in the slave trade, however a new wording was not agreed upon. On 7 June 2020, the statue was toppled, defaced, and pushed into Bristol Harbour during the George Floyd protests related to the Black Lives Matter movement. The plinth was also covered in graffiti, but remains in place. The statue was recovered from the harbour and put into safe storage by Bristol City Council on 11 June.
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Brand language is a strategy that has been used to further political agendas and campaigns. In his book Language and Politics, Noam Chomsky makes the argument that language is used to shape the way in which political events and people are seen and remembered. He views this practice as mostly negative and believes that politicians reword events to cover failed actions. More recently campaigns have made concerted efforts to brand certain language in an effort to have constituents link phrases and ideas with a particular candidate or political party.
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Supporters of formal translation such as the King James Version criticize translations that use dynamic equivalence because the accuracy is compromised because this technique tends to reword the meaning of the text instead of translating it accurately in a word for word fashion. Additionally, these supporters are critical of translations using the critical text because they believe that biblical text has been deliberately deleted from the original autographs. Debates of this type involve theological concepts as well as translation techniques which are outlined in the process of textual criticism.
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Spanish-style bullfighting is called corrida de toros (literally "coursing of bulls") or la fiesta ("the festival"). In the traditional corrida, three matadores each fight two bulls, each of which is between four and six years old and weighs no less than 460 kg (1,014 lb).Royal Decree 145/1996, of , to modify and reword the Regulations of Taurine Spectacles Each matador has six assistants: two picadores (lancers on horseback) mounted on horseback, three banderilleros – who along with the matadors are collectively known as toreros (bullfighters) – and a mozo de espadas (sword page). Collectively they comprise a cuadrilla (entourage).
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At first glance, it seems that gavagai simply translates with rabbit. Now, Quine points out that the background language and its referring devices might fool the linguist here, because he is misled in a sense that he always makes direct comparisons between the foreign language and his own. However, when shouting gavagai, and pointing at a rabbit, the natives could as well refer to something like undetached rabbit- parts, or rabbit-tropes and it would not make any observable difference. The behavioural data the linguist could collect from the native speaker would be the same in every case, or to reword it, several translation hypotheses could be built on the same sensoric stimuli.
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However, the temptation to reword such as "thy" to "your" has been resisted for old favourites, so, for example, "Great is thy faithfulness" remains untouched. In a deliberate echo of RCH, CH4 opens with a collection of psalms arranged in the order of their original Psalm numbers (Hymns 1-108). Many of these come from the Scottish Psalter, and appear here without the doxologies added in CH3. (These doxologies are included as Hymn 109, but their separation from the texts of the psalms presumably means they will be relatively seldom used.) But the section also includes psalms from other musical traditions, as well as prose psalms for responsive reading - still not common in the Church of Scotland.
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During this time, the members accept, reword, or reject the submitted items from the various faculty members. After the draft of questions are assembled, the test is then given to a GRE Sensitivity Committee to screen for items that may not “represent ethnic minorities, women, people with disabilities, and other groups in a favorable light and [to ensure] that the items are not likely to offend anyone” (Kalat & Matlin, 2000, p. 25). While items are not put on the test as “experimental items” that will not be scored, point- biserial correlations and the percentage of students who answered each item correctly are examined after each test administration.Kalat, J. W., & Matlin, M. W. (2000).
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The behavioural data the linguist could collect from the native speaker would be the same in every case, or to reword it, several translation hypotheses could be built on the same sensoric stimuli. Quine concluded his "Two Dogmas of Empiricism" as follows: > As an empiricist I continue to think of the conceptual scheme of science as > a tool, ultimately, for predicting future experience in the light of past > experience. Physical objects are conceptually imported into the situation as > convenient intermediaries not by definition in terms of experience, but > simply as irreducible posits comparable, epistemologically, to the gods of > Homer …. For my part I do, qua lay physicist, believe in physical objects > and not in Homer's gods; and I consider it a scientific error to believe > otherwise.
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Many narratives have lengthy formulaic paragraphs and imagery that appear identically throughout multiple versions of the myth or even across multiple myths, and which are memorized by shamans when they first learn the songs. For instance, a series of highly metaphoric descriptions of Bari's mother's pregnancies is found in all regions where the Princess Bari myth is performed. On the other hand, shamans regularly add new content and reword phrases of the narratives, and the same shaman may even sing different variants of the same myth depending on the specific circumstances of the gut. A certain degree of consistency is nonetheless expected; in one case, a Jeju shaman reciting the Chogong bon-puri narrative was interrupted ten times for giving inaccurate details until more experienced shamans demanded that he name the man who taught him.
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This in turn has led to increased support for and awareness of NOTA UK's campaign and its founder, recording artist and music producer Jamie Stanley (aka: Mailman), being asked to give a number of media interviews. No public consultation materialised as the incoming Conservative government scrapped the PCRC, effectively disregarding all of its recommendations. Since 2015, in part thanks to NOTA UK's lobbying, it has been a Green Party of England and Wales policy to get a form of NOTA (RON - Re-Open Nominations) on UK ballot papers. In the run-up to the 2017 UK general election, NOTA UK wrote to the Green party suggesting that they should reword the policy so that, instead of RON, it refers specifically to the more self-explanatory NOTA, and that they should also place the policy centre stage in their next manifesto.
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Hewson was involved in controversy in 2013, after the NSPCC's Press Officer strongly urged her to remove or reword an article she had written for Spiked Online on 8 May entitled "Yewtree is Destroying the Rule of Law," a few hours after it was published. Her article criticised the role of the NSPCC (which she called a "moral crusader") and the Metropolitan Police in treating complainants as "victims" in the wake of the Savile scandal, and the proliferation of prosecutions of elderly defendants. She had noted that the crimes of Stuart Hall (who had pleaded guilty to numerous charges of indecent assault) constituted misdemeanour offences, as opposed to crimes like rape and murder. She had proposed that there be a statute of limitations for criminal sex offences; that complainant anonymity be removed, and that the age of consent, which was raised by the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1885 should be changed back to the previous age of thirteen.
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This stated that a "marriage contracted outside this state that would be valid by the laws of the jurisdiction in which the marriage was contracted is valid in this state".California Family Code, Section 308 Advocates of Proposition 22 described Section 308 as a "loophole", apparently forcing California to recognize a same-sex marriage validly contracted in some other state.2000 California Primary Election, Voter Information Guide, Rebuttal to Argument Against Proposition 22 To address this, Proposition 22 did not reword the existing provisions of the Family Code, but added to them the declaration that "only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California".2000 California Primary Election, Voter Information Guide, Text of Proposition 22 The official citation of Proposition 22, the "California Defense of Marriage Act", is almost the same as that of a federal law, the Defense of Marriage Act, which was enacted by Congress in 1996.
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