Sentence examples for connection with language from inspiring English sources

It is not clear what that "in connection with" language means: Citigroup has argued that it means that the deal between Wachovia and Wells Fargo was prohibited, while Wachovia is likely to argue that the bailout provision invalidated its agreement with Citigroup.

It clearly has something to do with articulation, and it is tempting to make a connection with language, but in truth this aspect of Heidegger's view is somewhat murky.

Many claim rights based on being Canaanites, despite no connection with Canaanite language, religion, customs,culture, literature or even genealogy.

"There was a lot of resistance to Glass's idiom at first, and the chorus had a hard time making a connection with the language.

The FA has undertaken a thorough and detailed investigation in connection with inappropriate language contained within text messages and an email sent by Iain Moody, and text messages sent by Malky Mackay when they were employed by Cardiff City FC.

MIAMI — More than 80 people have been arrested in connection with a language school here that the government says was a front for the sale of fraudulent applications for student visas, immigration authorities said Thursday.

Seen by Romanian critic Radu Voinescu as an extended anecdote, the novella Moș Nichifor Coțcariul ("Old Man Nichifor Slyboots") establishes a connection with the language of fairy tales, being located in a legendary and non-historical age.

Moreover, entropy is a useful concept accounting for quantifying the information in a textual sequence and making a connection with probabilistic language modelling.

Therefore, memantine and other glutamate inhibitors in connection with intensive language action therapy might open perspectives towards improving aphasia therapy further.

We also share the concerns referred to in the report about the situation in certain countries as regards the rights, for example, of asylum seekers, women and children and in connection with minority languages.

She is due to appear in court in Northern Ireland in December charged with using threatening and abusive language in connection with a speech she made at an anti-terrorism demonstration earlier this year.