Original sentence: " Corporate doublespeak can also involve downplaying problems, such as calling a fix for a software bug a "reliability enhancement.A prominent example of doublespeak in the corporate world is the number of different phrases that all describe the action of "firing lots of employees" such as "right-sizing
Edited sentence: " The Dilbert comic strip satirizes this in one strip in which an employee understands none of these terms and is unable to figure out that he has been fired." and further spoke of "a serious debate about the First Amendment", and of developing "the appropriate rules of engagement" (to deal with terrorists).A prominent example of doublespeak in the corporate world is the number of different phrases that all describe the action of "firing lots of employees", usually obliquely.Corporate doublespeak can also involve downplaying problems, such as calling a fix for a software bug a "reliability enhancement.For example, on November 28th, 2006, the American politician Newt Gingrich spoke at the Nackey S.Gingrich: Free Speech Should Be Curtailed To Fight Terrorism, New York Sun, November 29th, 2006.In a similar fashion, politicians who want to radically change the legal or political system of their country speak of starting a "discussion" or "debate" about it, as well as couching their radical agenda in euphemistic terms generally.Loeb First Amendment award dinner, where he said "We now should be impaneling people to look seriously at a level of supervision (i.These phrases include "layoffs," "downsizing," "right-sizing," "headcount adjustment," "RIF" (reduction in force), and "realignment.e, surveillance) that we would never dream of if it weren't for the scale of the threat