Sentence examples for as speakers of from inspiring English sources

As speakers of the Standard language, they may not be seen as real Polar Eskimos.

A distinct but related case against the folk ontology is that the delineation of a population as speakers of a single language is invariably driven by geo-political considerations.

These examples suffice to argue that references to our intuitions as speakers of the English language are of little help in the development of a rigorous philosophical theory of information.

A view which could be confused with Deflationism denies the Representation Problem is a philosophical or, at at any rate, metaphysical, problem: since we know as speakers of the language that 'cat' refers to cats we can know a priori that any 'interpretation' that does not assign cats to 'cat' simply has to be wrong.

The Archipelago's inhabitants represent a still vibrant ethno-linguistically indigenous minority community of Southern Arabia as speakers of Soqotri, which is one of the six non-Arabic Semitic pre-literate languages of South Arabia that are collectively known as the Modern South Arabian (MSA) languages (see Elie [2012a]).

A tradition of indigenous literacy in Ottawa arose in the 19th century, as speakers of Ottawa on Manitoulin Island became literate in their own language.

This week Tomislav Nikolic, leader of the extreme nationalist Radical Party, was chosen as speaker of parliament.

Later Mr. Clinton mentioned NEWT GINGRICH, who was forced out as speaker of the House in 1998.

Mr. Rafsanjani was president from 1989-97 and served two terms previously as speaker of Parliament.

While serving as speaker of the House he battled Bill Clinton and passed a wish-list of conservative policies.

From 1928 to 1930, as speaker of the Sejm, he firmly defended the parliament's prerogatives against Piłsudski's autocratic tendencies.