Sentence examples for back to language from inspiring English sources

His proposals have little precedent in their singular focus on policing for groups that are often overlooked; the governor and his aides have described their effort as a civil rights issue, harking back to language they used while championing same-sex marriage last year.

The first draft of the English questionnaire was translated to Amharic language by independent translators then back to English language to check for consistency.

English language questionnaire was translated to Amharic and back to English language to check consistency.

"So I think if you look  back to the language that President Obama, President Bush, etc., have used, the language that the president used is consistent with all of that".

In doing so, a professor at Albaha University translated the original questionnaire into Arabic language and then another professor at the same university translated back to English language without references to the original English version.

The questionnaire was translated from English language to Amharic and Afan Oromo by a translator and back to English language by second other translators who were health professionals to compare its consistency.

"I felt it was time to get back to the language of materials," he said.

But to demand it, consumers have to know about it, which gets back to the language on the label.

In their answers, Mr. Cirbus said, the actors try to nudge students back to the language of Shakespeare.

And while he'd be reluctant to admit it, even Ed Miliband with his "One Nation Labour" frequently harks back to the language of the Third Way.

It is not just a matter of looking back to the language of the 1916 Organic Act, the far-seeing document that created the national park system.