Examples of 'deleting the word' in a sentence
Meaning of "deleting the word"
deleting the word: This phrase indicates the action of removing or erasing specific words from a written document, text message, or digital content. It is commonly used in contexts such as editing, proofreading, or revising written material
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deleting the word
He proposed deleting the word complete.
He believed that the reference to proportionality was sufficient and proposed deleting the word “ reasonableness ”.
Justification Deleting the word " contain " ensures consistent wording of the proposal.
His delegation was also in favour of deleting the word " mandatory.
The CHAIRMAN suggested deleting the word “ should ” from the first line of the English text.
It says here that we voted three times on deleting the word ' exclusively.
The CHAIRMAN proposed deleting the word “ should ” from the first line of the English text.
In that respect, his delegation had serious reservations about deleting the word " ecosystems.
Editorial change, deleting the word " commercial.
Mr. Iwasawa said that he supported that proposal and suggested also deleting the word " especially.
I propose deleting the word ‘ secular ' because it is ambiguous.
General support was expressed for deleting the word " inappropriate.
Deleting the word " ordinary " would make the paragraph acceptable.
He therefore proposed deleting the word " African.
This means deleting the word " primarily ', which I think Mr Adam can accept.
Mr Pellarini agreed and also proposed deleting the word " broadly.
He also proposed deleting the word " or " in the same sentence.
Therefore, he had no difficulty with deleting the word " gross.
He further proposed deleting the word " mutually " later in the sentence.
It could also be amended to be an ongoing duty by deleting the word “ next . ”.
He proposed deleting the word " serious.
By way of compromise the rapporteur, Mr Kienle, proposed deleting the word " absolutely.
Mr. DIACONU suggested deleting the word “ credible ” in the second sentence.
Mr. Lallah said that he supported deleting the word " only.
Mr Hagen proposed deleting the word " vital ", which he felt was exaggerated.
The title of Article VI is amended by deleting the word " permanent.
Or . en Justification Deleting the word " contain " ensures consistent wording of the proposal.
The majority was in favour of deleting the word ' only '.
Mr. YUTZIS suggested deleting the word “ fully ” in the penultimate line of the paragraph.
In the same sentence, she proposed deleting the word " absolutely.
Commission proposed deleting the word “laboratory” from “laboratory-generated diagnostic material containing live virus, …”.
The CHAIRMAN supported deleting the word “ may ”.
Incorporated, whilst deleting the word “ harmonised ” and the reference to “ risk data and risk scenarios ”.
The CHAIRMAN, referring to the first sentence, suggested deleting the word " fully.
Mr. Thornberry proposed deleting the word " preventive " in the third line.
He also suggested replacing the word " differences " by " disputes " and deleting the word " Convention.
Mr. Shahi suggested deleting the word " been " from the first sentence.
Amendment No 6, tabled by Mr Lalor and others and deleting the word ' nevertheless.
Mr. HERNDL proposed deleting the word " deeply " in the first sentence.
This could be accomplished by simply deleting the word “ legal ” before “ entity ”.
Mr. Amor proposed deleting the word " may ", since " law " included statutory law in all jurisdictions.
The Sub-Commission refused to receive the Report, deleting the word " receives " from the draft resolution.
The CHAIRMAN suggested deleting the word “ minimum ” in the phrase “ the following minimum steps ”.
The representative of the Netherlands proposed deleting the word “ voluntary ” from the second paragraph.
Mr. RESHETOV proposed deleting the word " utmost " in the third line.
Mr. Hmoud, supported by Mr. Vázquez-Bermúdez, proposed deleting the word " easily " from the last sentence.
Mr. Garvalov proposed deleting the word " also " from the first line.
The CHAIRMAN suggested deleting the word " detailed.
The CHAIRMAN suggested deleting the word “ also ” in the first line.
Mr. THORNBERRY proposed deleting the word " gender.
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