Sentence examples for be functionally bilingual in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sherwood told ABC staff members on Monday afternoon that he wanted them to be "functionally bilingual" in the future; to that end, the news division will offer Spanish language courses.

And the Medicare bill restricts Medicare from declaring drugs to be functionally equivalent in the future.

"We've been saying that whitebark pine will be functionally lost in the ecosystem.

They have to be functionally equivalent campuses.

Nielsen said the risk of bilingual education is "putting children out who are functionally illiterate in two languages".

"We think the idea is functionally dead in San Bernardino," Scott Simon, of Pimco, told me.

"But from the inside, we're functionally in the same boat," he said about Article 44.

While Welsh-medium education, driven by parental demand, has continued to expand (meaning that almost a quarter of Welsh pupils are now functionally bilingual – a tremendous achievement), numbers taking a GCSE in MFL have declined from 55% of the cohort in 1995 to 22% in 2013.

An Anglepoise lamp, designed in 1932, is functionally perfect as it is.

Half of the adults in the city are functionally illiterate.

In this way, they are functionally identical.