Structural adjustment, too, is the popular euphemism.

It's just a euphemism for killing, right?

Xia Gang is a Chinese euphemism for laid off .

Complications is a medical euphemism for pneumonia and death.

Don't deny he was wooing you, to use a euphemism.

Innovative must not become a euphemism for non transparent, ineffective, or unsound.

Skeptics who treat public diplomacy as a euphemism for broadcasting government propaganda miss the point.

Well, we use that great euphemism, trial and error, which is exposed to be meaningless.

Skeptics who treat the term public diplomacy as a mere euphemism for propaganda miss the point.

I use the euphemism digestive comfort actually it's a digestive discomfort, which the gut is concerned with.

Around 200,000 girls and women, some from Korea, were engaged in sexual services, with the euphemism comfort women .

I suspect that's possibly a euphemism for C student who spent a lot of time in his room?

You have a really good sense of smell. (geh koh euphemism short for you have a nose like a dog )

I suspect that's possibly a euphemism for C student who spent a lot of time in his room? Is it possible?

OIOS noted the general perception that the term intelligence has negative connotations and that military information is used as a euphemism.

Shawn at Uncultured.com posts a video on eve teasing, a euphemism to describe forms of verbal and physical abuse by men against women.

But nobody wants to eat Bee Vomit Nut Cheerios, we want Honey Nut Cheerios so we lie to ourselves to play euphemism games.

Across Europe, calls for affordable energy are fast becoming a euphemism for increased fossil fuel subsidies and a rollback of commitments on green energy.

In his famous essay Politics and the English Language, George Orwell pointed to the widespread use of euphemism, which means not calling a spade a spade.

Netanyahu s own insistence on ironclad security arrangements is a euphemism for an Israeli presence in the Jordan Valley and no return to the Auschwitz borders of 1967.

That is often a euphemism referring to the many civilians who are going to die, or who have in fact died, and is to justify military objectives.

Dudley describes their rescue in his diary with staggering euphemism, quote on the twenty fourth day as we were having our breakfast a ship appeared at last.

What exactly would a federal Europe entail? Is European solidarity a euphemism for the transfer union that Germany opposes, or for massive bailouts by the European Central Bank?

A key pillar of their prevention strategy is to scale back global imbalances, a euphemism for the huge US trade deficit and the corresponding trade surpluses elsewhere, not least China.

Instead, the EU talks of a code of conduct (which probably does not mean very much, but sounds nice) and free trade (another charming euphemism for arms exports to dictatorships.

We must thus park in a protected area, this term being a euphemism in Gaza, and wait for people to bring us their languishing relatives, often carrying them on foot.

The US led public relations blitzkrieg of euphemism has already begun, with US Assistant Trade Representative Wendy Cutler describing the latest PTA, the Trans Pacific Partnership, as a high standard agreement.

Regardless of whether Greece will or should default on its debts or restructure payments under some euphemism the banking system s lack of capital means that credit throughout the eurozone will be under pressure.

To succeed, Olam has had to work up country a euphemism for difficult conditions far from comfortable port cities requiring it to rely on Indians familiarity with, and willingness to work in, Africa s interior.

This approach provides a kind of euphemism, aimed partly at keeping the situation low key and partly at avoiding a negative reaction from other countries that may not be agreeable to a humanitarian policy.

In many parts of Europe, however, Turkey's admission to the EU is viewed with skepticism owing to its size, relatively poor economy, fears of massive immigration, and, above all, cultural and societal differences a euphemism for Islam.

The dreadful result was the indiscriminate denial of civil rights and the principles of democracy, and the rise of what today s leaders call socialism with Chinese characteristics a bitter euphemism for unchecked Party and government power entwined with commercial interests.

In reality, the so called financial crisis of the Organization is nothing more than a euphemism in an endeavour to conceal the persistence of the attempts by the major contributor to control the work of the Organization, in pursuit of which it continues to implement its policy of financial blackmail.

The first relates to the Secretary General's recommendation, in paragraph 7 of the annex to the report, that the so called international community a euphemism for the major Powers and their representatives should shoulder the responsibility to protect' as a basis for collective action against genocide, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity .

We cannot agree with the opinion that the so called international community a euphemism that is often used to present the opinion and the dominant will of the great Powers and their court of allies holds a presumed natural right and responsibility to take direct actions to protect peoples, in disregard of the borders and the authority of States.