The foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle, has also spelled out the new, tougher message from Berlin, declaring that children of immigrants should learn German before the language of their parents and grandparents.
He also has an intuitive understanding of the strong feelings that lie beneath the dusty decorum and constrained behavior before the language of sexual liberation and personal fulfillment (to say nothing of feminism) had entered the lexicon of the Western democracies.
I mentioned before the "language of cinema".
In the century before Locke, the language of natural rights also gained prominence through the writings of such thinkers as Grotius, Hobbes, and Pufendorf.
"Like when you're reading James Joyce, it takes a day before you catch the language of it, before you say, 'I got this.' " Likewise, the language of astrophysics.
The practical meaning of the policy of engagement has been to change this balance — to accept the regime's bona fides more than had been true before, to throttle back the language of accusation and threat.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Before 9/11 only the language of weapons worked in Afghanistan, and the educated of our society did not dare to talk in front of the warlords and the armed factions.
Long before multiculturalism entered the language of political discourse, Malcolm was busy exploring its logical endpoint of ethnic and cultural separation – which helps explain his collusion with far-right white racists, including meetings with the Ku Klux Klan and verbal support for Nazis.
His collaborative efforts were global before we had the language of globalization.
PAGE B1 War and Sacrifice President Bush, like many leaders before him, is using the language of sacrifice to build commitment to his mission.
Businesses can gain advantage by spotting and supplying these before their competitors.Value judgmentsParadoxically, the language of shareholder value may hinder companies from maximising shareholder value in this respect.
