Sentence examples for academies of languages from inspiring English sources

The Academies of Languages of Colombia (1871) and Venezuela (1873) provided affiliated institutions for the Royal Spanish Academy.

Cánovas del Castillo was a learned man, a member of the academies of language and history.

He also headed Iran's academy of Persian language and literature.

Charlie is the founder of language academies and, desperate for a change of scene, he moves to Toronto to establish a school there.

In the near term, the academy's increased foreign outreach is creating logistical complications for awards consultants who mount Oscar campaigns, as they scramble to figure out how to reach far-flung new members who speak a wide variety of languages and may live thousands of miles from the nearest official academy screening.

The principal cultural institutions include the Ateneo de Caracas, an ultramodern theatre inaugurated in 1983; the academy of the language; and the academies of history, medicine, and political and social sciences.

Federation of European Academies of Medicine.

Significant historic structures in most countries of Central Europe have been the national Academies of Science.

Including theology helps disrupt the myth of academic objectivity Theology remains one of the few openly normative forms of language in the academy.

In 1771 he won a prize from the Berlin Academy for his best-known work in the philosophy of language, the Treatise on the Origin of Language (published 1772).

Some languages, such as French and Spanish, have academies that set language rules.