Sentence examples for access spoken from inspiring English sources

Subtitling in Swedish makes oral Swedish language available for participants who, for different reasons, cannot access spoken Swedish language.

"Their willingness to give us such amazing access speaks to how confident they were about where history would end up," Mr. Cotner said in a telephone interview.

That this should be the case despite the £1.7bn of taxpayer money invested in evening up access speaks of a major failure not in resources but in policy.

He had a built-in cover and access, spoke Spanish, and, as a U.S. citizen, seemed easier to turn: he would not have to become a traitor to his country.

I did not just create finding aids, but I made them available online increasing access, spoke about their relevance in various blog entries, posted information regarding the new collections on Twitter and Facebook, I was even informed one of the collections was given to me because a user had requested the material and the library wanted to accommodate the request in a timely manner.

The effort that went into defining basic terms (affordability, nutritious and access) speaks to the sensitivity of the problem.

Homesign systems are gestural systems for communicating, created by deaf children and adults who do not have access to a standard sign language and are unable to access the spoken language in their communicative environment as sources of linguistic input.

Apart from the few American and English movies I had watched and the songs I had listened to quite avidly, I had little access to spoken English.

Should we try to get our daughters access to spoken language through hearing technology, or to immerse them (and ourselves) in American Sign Language, or to try to do both?

Speech recognition: Speech is one of the most natural and user-friendly mechanisms for information access and spoken language processing technologies.

Another possible frontier of the application of speech technology is whether and how infants with speech impairment might be given access to spoken tone of voice.