用“worded”造句大全，worded造句

strongly worded IP laws are only as valuable as the civil and criminal penalties people face for breaking them – and China's enforcement of IP laws is often uneven.

You can't imagine how worded I am, sister. We haven't got any good doctors nowadays, either. This illness is keeping me on tenterhooks.

Investors are also on the look-out for a strongly worded editorial in the People's Daily or the Xinhua News Agency that warns against putting more money into the stock market.

The indictment was incorrectly worded.

Dad, you have just worded a profound change in my personality.

Most can be worded in vague, euphemistic terms that convey the gist without delving into coprological detail.

In a strongly worded newspaper article, four European foreign ministers said the European Union would not "stand indifferent to gross violation of [its] values."

It doesn't matter how the request and response are worded, the negative emotion underlying them makes both parties feel wronged and, eventually, like they can't be themselves around each other.

Oh, you thought this only happened via poorly worded emails, right?

Otherwise, put on your sweetest smile, tap the offender on the shoulder, and try one of these carefully worded lines.

He also sent a strongly-worded letter (in Chinese) stating that on 15 April he decided to take a short 10-day holiday and drove to the far western province of Xinjiang.

Mr Micheletti produced a curiously worded resignation letter which Mr Zelaya denies having written or signed.

In response, the head of the Commission, Jacques Santer, sent a strongly worded letter to Persson's home address in Stockholm scolding the Prime Minister for spreading bad publicity.

The national anthem of People's Republic of China is worded by Tian-han and composed by Nieer.

The suggestion might be worded more politely.

The South's defense minister, Kim Kwan-jin, said last week the North is increasingly likely to launch a surprise provocation, following a series of strongly worded threats.

Before the vote count ended, Moussavi issued a sharply worded letter urging the counting to stop because of "blatant violations" and lashed out at what he indicated was an unfair process.