Sentence examples for condition language from inspiring English sources
Much of Sister Johnson's scholarship is informed by the Second Vatican Council, which urged the faithful to overcome "every type of discrimination, whether social or cultural, whether based on sex, race, color, social condition, language or religion".
The suggestion is that, in this condition, language can be comprehended by the posterior zone and spoken by the anterior zone, but is not easily shuttled from one to the other.
The federal health care overhaul, and in particular the pre-existing condition language, has been interpreted to mean that insurers must write a policy for any child who applies, Mr. Wolfe said.
Exclusion criteria were diagnosis at current visit, critical condition, language or hearing problem, cognitive impairment, incomplete records or ongoing psychological treatment.
Under these conditions, language simply mirrors reality: it is merely a conduit for already existing, universal meaning (Reddy 1979).
The index concerns four dimensions of access to citizenship; eligibility (residence requirements and jus soli), conditions (language requirements, integration tests, income/job, application fee level), security of status (discretion versus entitlement to naturalisation), and whether dual citizenship is permitted.
Since home country conditions, language and culture may influence the returns to human capital characteristics, we estimate the model separately for those from English-speaking and non-English-speaking countries (Manning and Roy 2010; Constant et al. 2012).
Compared to non-switching conditions, language switching elicited greater activation in the right superior prefrontal cortex (BA9/10/32), left middle and superior frontal cortex (BA8/9/46), and right middle cingulum and caudate (BA11).
When I finally maneuvered to a place where I could pay the full, non-member price for a pair of shoes, JustFab gave me this sneaky terms and conditions language: "I accept the terms of the Just Fab VIP Membership Program!" and a small check box.
Table 4 Best performance obtained by different participants of the NIST STD 2006 evaluation in different conditions Language CTS BNews RTMeet English 0.8335 0.8485 0.2553 Arabic 0.3467 -0.0924 N/A Mandarin 0.3809 N/A N/A Best performance (in terms of actual term weighted value, ATWV) obtained by the different participants of the NIST STD 2006 evaluation in the different conditions.
Social and economic disparities, living conditions, language barriers, and occupational exposure are among the many factors contributing to heat-susceptibility among minority ethnic groups in the United States.
