Back then, he carried a spiral notebook filled with plain language definitions to Microsoft corporate speak.
Starting with short, plain language, job descriptions, not 20-page documents full of government lingo.
People say I speak openly and in plain language, and that they easily understand what I say.
The papers show the plain language Reynolds executives used in discussing marketing cigarettes to those younger than 18.
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And, of course, there's no shame in simply spelling out in plain language what you'd like when ordering.
Its plain language encompasses both pre-existing and later-created same-sex (and polygamous) marriages, whether performed in California or elsewhere.
As the plain language of the bill makes clear, this is patently untrue.
Paperwork Reduction Act Notices that I think of as requiring more paperwork, not less we may need to have extra plain language.
Williams had also been careful to conduct community meetings (more than 150 in all) to explain his austerity measures in plain language.
In plain language that means when they need to meet government targets.
Plain language is especially meaningful for websites like this one, where people go to learn about things that affect their everyday lives.
Mr de Jong says that, although he is a fan of plain language, he had to deal with terms bureaucrats normally use.
According to the plain language of Article 137c, the answer is no.
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Petitioner has not offered any unequivocal evidence of legislative purpose which would allow us to override the plain language of section 163(h)(3)(B)(ii) and (C)(ii).
"It shows the AG's vindictiveness, " says Lim in characteristically plain language.
If the plain language of these codes were followed, they would not last a day, since every professor and student would be found guilty of violating them.
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Copywriters, especially, can benefit from plain language and clear sentences.
Mitarai describes the crisis in plain language: seemingly unstoppable decline in birth rates, a turn to population decline, doubts about the future of the social security system, a shrinking domestic market.
In drawing its findings on the question, commission spoke to voters across Scotland to see whether they could easily understand and answer the question and took advice from "plain language" experts, politicians, academics and others.
Annetta Cheek, chairwoman of the Center for Plain Language, says the Plain Writing Act of 2010, which requires public agencies to lighten their leaden language, has given strong support to the antijargon movement.
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Surely, the plaintiffs argue, the distinction between activity and non-activity can at least minimally restrict what Congress can do while preserving some vestige of the plain language and original intent of the Constitution?
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Second, the White House needs to speak in plain language to the American people about what needs to be done, so it harnesses their legitimate anger and anxiety and continues to inspire their confidence and hope.
Mr. Smith also advises companies to ensure that people with motor disabilities can navigate websites without the use of a mouse, and to use plain language and a strong design to aid people with cognitive or intellectual disabilities.
Lord Bingham, and one of the Law Lords in the first panel who sided with General Pinochet, considered the retrospectivity argument briefly, and then rejected it because the plain language of Britain's 1989 Extradition Act seems explicitly to rule it out.
But that belief can--and should--be forfeited when courts do what the Florida Supreme Court has done: wantonly usurp their two coequal branches, denying both the plain language of a law and the plain authority of the official elected to administer that law.
The bill would require a social networking Internet Web site to establish a process for new users to set their privacy settings as part of the registration process that explains privacy options in plain language, and to make privacy settings available in an easy-to-use format.
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