Plain language, as discussed tonight, is about using simple, clear, concise language that is well ordered and easy to understand. But take this sentence, for example, "It was a written notice by a tenant given pursuant to the lease agreement." It's much simpler to say, "The tenant gave notice under the lease agreement." See, that sentence has been shortened by five words and used words that are easier to understand without losing any of the meaning. There are lots of examples in official documents and on websites where multiple words are used where just one would be sufficient. For example, "a number of" could simply be out as "some". Likewise, there are lots of examples of words which could be simplified in plain English standards: "accorded" could become "given", "adjacent to" could simply become "next to", "adversely impact" could become "hurt" or "harmed". You get the idea; the list goes on and on and on.