Or to put it into 2017 parlance handmaidens.

It was what you might describe in theatrical parlance as my first smash hit.

And all the components are there which are now in common parlance, in our vocabulary, you know, 30 odd years later wind energy, recycling, biomass, solar cells.

The alternative is divorce, resulting from irreconcilable differences or, in CD parlance, linkage and a time bound framework, a sure recipe for torpedoing any progress on substantive issues.

Meanwhile, established modes of production were disrupted, in twenty first century business school parlance, causing productivity to fall. But this slump in productivity was actually a harbinger of better times.

Even when such interaction is to communicate a political message, an image of war is used. If we adopt the parlance employed by al Qaeda while at the same time proclaiming our intention to communicate with the whole Muslim world, we run the risk of reinforcing al Qaeda s message.

But now, China s rulers, through Leung, are pushing potentially disastrous policies aimed, in Chinese Communist Party parlance, at de colonizing Hong Kong. For example, officials recently declared that judicial independence and the separation of powers are colonial legacies that should be discarded, with China s government and Hong Kong s chief executive, not the local courts, calling all the shots.

The two principal schools of thought were roll back and containment. The former argued that nothing less than overthrowing communism regime change in today s parlance would do. The latter approach held that efforts to roll back Communism in the short run were too risky, given the Soviet nuclear arsenal, and that the United States and the West should content themselves with limiting the spread of Soviet power and influence.

quot 2. Requests the Working Group to take duly into account in the exercise of the functions conferred upon it by the Economic and Social Council in its decision 1991 243 of 31 May 1991 the clear differentiation existing in both United Nations parlance and practical action between the situations of apos detention apos and apos imprisonment apos , as established by the General Assembly in resolution 43 173 of 9 December 1988