Language used by ministers during Covid briefings was ‘slippery and ambiguous,’ study says ...United Arab Emirates

‘The government speakers employed different lexicogrammatical strategies to reduce and mitigate the amount of responsibility to themselves solely, while increasing the amount assigned to the general public’

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