Sentence examples for committed language from inspiring English sources

The "where the said Crimes shall have been committed" language refers to the locus delicti.

The "wherein the crime shall have been committed" language of the clause is in parallel with the venue provision of Article Three—"where the said Crimes shall have been committed".

"This is why we are committed to reinvigorating language learning and helping more Scottish pupils learn a second language such as French, German, Spanish or Chinese in primary school.

Neither Time Warner nor Disney executives would discuss the specific details of the agreement yesterday, saying that it needs to be committed to contractual language first.

The Scottish government responded by saying it was committed to "reinvigorating language learning".

If you get really committed to the language, you can find other native speakers to talk to.

In response, a DCMS spokeswoman said: "The government is committed to Welsh-language programming and in the current spending environment we believe the best way to deliver a better service to the audience in the future is through partnership with the BBC.

Stay committed to your language-learning goal by reminding yourself of how badly you want to achieve it.

The 2014 second national Indigenous languages survey (2Nils) found successful delivery of language programs required involved and committed community members, access to language resources and adequate funding.

As discussed earlier, Herder's philosophy of language is committed to the two doctrines that thought is essentially dependent on and bounded by language, and that meaning is word-usage.

His girlfriend, Shelley Jenkins, has moved to France with him, they're committed to learning the language, and he says they're loving French life.