Sentence examples for as regards language from inspiring English sources

As regards language, the late form of Phoenician known as Neo-Punic was still spoken fairly widely in the 4th century—for example, in the hills near Hippo Regius.

As regards language education, the Ministry of Education has adopted a double policy toward the Arabs: for Arabic as a mother tongue and for Hebrew for Arabic speakers.

At the start of the search no limits were set as regards language of publication.

Chomsky regards language as a system of grammatical rules "tacitly known" by a speaker.

In spite of this teleological account of the origin of language, however, he also regards language as something that came about without planning (planlos).

For Collingwood's approach to it comes not from the theory of reference and truth, but from the point of view which regards language as fundamentally or in the first instance expressive behaviour.

The most literal understanding, which we will term the logicist view, is the one that regards language itself as a logical meaning representation with a compositional, indexical semantics—at least when we have added brackets as determined by parse trees, and perhaps certain other augmentation (variables, lambda-operators, etc).

As regards the language arrangements, the European Union law has no principle of equality of languages.

These historical processes take place without any direct volition on the part of speakers as regards the language itself.

Barth posits that twins may regard language as necessary "for dealing with the outsiders; between ourselves, we have little need of it.

Twin communication, though, begins in utero and, as the novelist John Barth (fraternal twin to Jill) points out, in a 1982 essay, continues on a nonverbal level "before speech and beyond speech". Barth posits that twins may regard language as necessary "for dealing with the outsiders; between ourselves, we have little need of it.