It's just a euphemism for killing, right?

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

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

Typically enough, no EU country has mentioned Taiwan as a reason not to resume arms exports. 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.

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. Other American officials have taken to calling PTA s trade agreements for the twenty first century.

With energy prices moving center stage, there is a danger that already weak incentives for investment in low carbon energy will be further undermined. Across Europe, calls for affordable energy are fast becoming a euphemism for increased fossil fuel subsidies and a rollback of commitments on green energy.

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 .

Reprofiling is a euphemism for debt restructuring, which allows countries to borrow from existing creditors for longer periods and at lower interest rates than they would be able to do on the open market. Although it is far from clear how easily the IMF could hold the line against hard bargaining creditors, the new policy, if adopted, would toughen the Fund s approach to cases where it finds itself repeatedly throwing good money after bad.

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. Indeed, so competent is Olam that when Wilmar, a Southeast Asian firm run by overseas Chinese and a force in its own right in China and across Asia, sought to expand in Africa, it sought out Olam in a joint venture.