Sentence examples similar to Language establishment from inspiring English sources

In 1832 the Gibraltar Public School, a free English-language establishment for poor children, was set up in a government-owned building on Flat Bastion Road.

This is the anodyne language of establishment think tanks like the Council on Foreign Relations — the kind of places that foreign-policy hawks have always held in a certain degree of contempt.

The foreign-language teaching establishment in this country has long been averse to changes in teaching methods.

Polish gradually replaced German as the administrative language and the establishment of voivodeships reduced the Baltic German administration.

Moreover, the casual use of "England" and "English" is very revealing – the unreflecting language of the establishment.

This is the crucial admission explaining Philby's treason and, moreover, the casual use of "England" and "English" is very revealing - the unreflecting language of the establishment.

One can sympathize with Mr. Justice Jackson's logical analysis but agree with the Court's eminently sensible and realistic application of the language of the Establishment Clause.

Washington's State Constitution goes beyond the First Amendment's general language prohibiting the "establishment of religion" and expressly bars public money from being "appropriated for or applied to any religious worship, exercise or instruction".

All of these words we use without a second thought were not normally part of the English language until the establishment of the United States.

That reaction and his use of Twitter to deliver it symbolise his political style - reaching out to predominantly young followers on social media in sharp, punchy language, mocking the establishment loyal to President Putin.

Marriages among the deaf have been on the rise ever since the development of sign language and the establishment of schools for the deaf in the last 2 centuries.