Seatwork 04 Use strong, precise verbs.

Minimize
is, are, was, and were. Turn -ion words into verbs
when you can. 

Rewrite each sentence. Turn any unnecessary nominalization into its

corresponding verb or adjective. Ensure that a sentence will only
contain a maximum of 20 words. If there is a need to break down long
sentences, break it. Ensure that you do not change the
thought/meaning of the sentence. 

1. Jones agreed with Smith.

2. The professional fees in this project are entirely dependent upon the
planning techniques that the client wanted to implement.

3. The judge believed that once the claim is asserted, he has discretion
to determine whether the crime-fraud exception is applicable.

4. Where there is no express agreement, it is understood that

authority lasts only within a reasonable time.

5. This book guides you to manage your stress and systemize your
home so you have time for you.

6. There was no light-duty work available at the company.

7. The company's actions were hardly discriminatory when no proof that

the company was practicing any type of discriminatory preference.

8. Several members attended, and those present agreed that the board's

action violates the bylaws.

9. This evidence indicates that the company was desirous of creating

a monopoly with the operating system.

10. Since there are few persons with the required skills, it is harder for
the company to hire qualified personnel.
11. An interested party may apply for a modification or revocation of an
antidumping order or termination of a suspension agreement. This may
be done in conjunction with an annual administrative review.

12. A revocation application will normally not be considered by the board.

Unless, there have been no sales at less than fair value for a period of at
least three consecutive years.

13. The court noted that the decedent's termination and the reduction in
AIDS benefits by the company occurred before the ADA became
effective.

14. However, plaintiff alleged that maintaining the limitation on AIDS

benefits beyond the effective date of the ADA violates Title I. This is in
effect discrimination between plan members with AIDS and members
without AIDS.

15. A person directly involved in the case should determine if reasonable

grounds exists to revoke parole. Yet, it cannot be assumed that
preliminary evaluation and recommendations lie in the hands of someone
not directly involved.

16.  Sponsor must pay all accrued costs to the University upon termination
of the Agreement before the project period expires.

17. Federal district courts have discretion over supervision of the

discovery process, imposition of sanctions for discovery violations, and
evidentiary rulings.

18. Compliance with the terms of the Act provide Hince some protection
from state or local actions. But the actual degree of protection remains
uncertain because of the absence of any prior judicial interpretation of
the Act.

19. Any violation of the terms of probation established by the Board

revokes VanTech's authority to conduct as a public-utility operation.
20. In addition, to impose punitive damages here would violate
the constitutional provision containing the prohibition of ex post facto
laws.