Sentence examples for concerned the language of from inspiring English sources

Technology companies such as Google and Facebook also withdrew their support, saying they were concerned the language of the bill could allow bulk collection of internet data.

He also explored one of the languages of Siberia in Über die Sprache der Jakuten, 3 vol. (1851; "Concerning the Language of the Yakuts").

As far as the specific stigmatisation of Muslims is concerned, the pernicious language of the "clash of civilisations" has a lot to answer for.

He was concerned that the language of African professional philosophers was too dependent on the Western conceptual lexicon and that its unchecked imposition on indigenous conceptual schemes might finally contribute to the demise of the latter.

It was concerned that the language of the bill was "so broad" that it could force players to disclose how much they would be paying into their pension fund, which they say would be a gross invasion of privacy.

McCain and his fellow critics are particularly concerned about the language of the University of Montana plan because in a related statement, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Roy Austin Jr. described it as "a blueprint for reform that can serve as a model for campuses across the nation".

Lewis (1970) introduced a number of modifications concerning both the language of the Carnap sentence and its interpretation in order to attain proper definitions of theoretical terms.

- A key such quality concerns the language of instruction.

All interviewers were from the country concerned and spoke the language of the storytellers.

Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said Tuesday before the vote that he would vote in favor of proceeding, but has many concerns with the language of the bill.

Another major issue of concern was the language of liturgy: since the conversion of the Slavs by Cyril and Methodius in the previous century, the Slavic church was accustomed to use Slavonic rather than Latin for its church services.