Sentence examples similar to an active command of foreign languages from inspiring English sources

"Many firms or organizations are in great need of male workers with a good command of foreign languages to work overseas," said Wang Binhua, an official with the university's admissions department who was quoted in the article.

I suppose it's the carless automobileless man, who has no command of foreign languages or scoutsmanship's substitute for burying himself in Ischia or Sardinia.

An example of a currently active network of foreign language teachers is the Central Queensland Language Teachers Network, which has over 70 members in regional Queensland.

Xenoglossophobia- Fear of foreign languages.

American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages.

The Foreign Language Chart offers an overview of foreign language requirements.

In fact, in 1997, the then Vietnamese Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet ruled that government officials would not be hired unless they had an advanced command of a foreign language, preferably English (Wilhelm 1995).

Steinhaus had full command of several foreign languages and was interestingly, known, for his aphorisms, to the point that a booklet of his most famous ones in Polish, French and Latin has been published posthumously.

The program emphasizes active command of Japanese, not passive knowledge.

The program mixes native speakers and English speakers in an effort to give English-speaking elementary-school children fluent command of a foreign language.

Some of them, apparently, could not resist the urge to abuse their command of the foreign language.