Sentence examples for conduct language from inspiring English sources

Gruen's busy novel, which concerns six bonobos and the people who conduct language studies with them, addresses a vast sweep of animal-human issues.

Today, Global Exchange is licensed to take Americans on tours to attend film festivals, conduct language courses, even take an ecological bike trip, said Pam Montanaro, a trip coordinator.

Gruen, the author of three other novels, including "Water for Elephants," turns her attention here to the world of six bonobos and the humans who conduct language studies with them at the fictional Great Ape Language Lab in Kansas (evidently based on the real-life Great Ape Trust in Iowa, which Gruen visited).

Met – The General Medical Council has new powers to conduct language tests for doctors working in the UK. 1) Recruit 3,000 more police officers, paid for by scrapping ID cards, electronic fingerprints on passports, the prison building programme and Whitehall plans to track all emails and internet use.

Finally, regarding professional competencies, teachers appeared to be largely unprepared to conduct language assessments consistent with the LAR demands.

To help narrow this gap, the current study seeks to investigate how the assessment reform from selected response to performance and communicative assessment has taken hold and whether English as foreign language (EFL) teachers have the required competencies to conduct language assessments in keeping with the reform.

These are not just people sitting at desks or conducting language classes in Urdu.

He eventually settled in Cuernavaca, Mexico, and founded the progressive Centro Intercultural de Documentación (Intercultural Center for Documentation) in 1961, which conducted language and cultural courses from an anti-imperialist perspective for missionaries and other students.

The N400 was the first language-relevant brain response to be identified, and since its discovery EEG and MEG have become increasingly widely used for conducting language research.

The present study demonstrates the efficacy of the use of TM in conducting language screening in elderly individuals at risk for dementia.

The data collected included study demographics (year of publication, country in which the study was conducted, language in which the instrument was administered), the name of the instrument, and information about the characteristics of the patients enrolled (age, performance status).