boilerplate

Then he should tell his lawyers to put away their boilerplate.

Well, the boilerplate, as he called it, took the whole first hour.

"But most of the time it is standard boilerplate, and you do not know why."

The rest of the statement can be boilerplate or detail.

However, you will find that many terms and conditions are "boilerplate," or standard.

"Hey now, Boilerplate, a doctor gave me something to give you in case the pain gets too bad."

The word jobs might sound today like political boilerplate, filling space and meaning nothing.

That's standard boilerplate that all of their messages have on it.

Through the usual boilerplate, I got the sense it was an especially bitter case.

Many companies now do little more than provide legal boilerplate to justify the pay packages.

The lid on her affect was tight as a boilerplate.

Lie all you want, the legislation seemed to provide, just put in some boilerplate language and you'll be okay.

I had a stock of boilerplate blurbs always ready to go.

Fans come for the main event, and if the rest is boilerplate, who cares?

He gave me the boilerplate in case I was Vice.

Beneath his Bureau boilerplate was a human being worth knowing.

"In other towns, probably the large majority, you're going to find it's the boilerplate language."

It's critical boilerplate to say that the best narrative art creates a world.

It was standard boilerplate he could use with his clients for their printing jobs.

She ran the company until 1847, making it into the country's premier manufacturer of boilerplate.

The need for boilerplate can be reduced through high-level mechanisms.

As the boilerplate in every mutual fund states, past performance is no assurance of future results.

He tells the group that it is Lane's boilerplate resignation.

All he got were boilerplate letters that regretted to inform him.

Michael went to his desk and found a standard boilerplate rights contract, then came back to the sofa.