Sentence examples for considering language from inspiring English sources

But British and American diplomats began considering language and options for a new United Nations resolution, while the military buildup in the region continued, with the Pentagon sending a fifth aircraft carrier, the Kitty Hawk, to the Persian Gulf.

It allows the linguist to outline the structure of the various linguistic systems that are deemed important in considering language as a social semiotic.

Bottom line: we are moving away from the term "impact investing" as a description of our work and considering language that more accurately captures the transformational approach that we feel is required now.

The company hired a lobbyist to ensure its right to claim a tax deduction on coffee sales at a time when Congress was considering language that would have specifically barred retailers from that benefit, the spokesman added.

In a letter to Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, Brown called it "a mistake" that party leaders are considering language in the platform "opposing a woman's right to choose" and endorsing passage of a constitutional amendment banning abortion.

But, while the suspensions and fines continue, the NFL Players Association NFLPAA), its players' union, is considering language that would amend the collective bargaining agreement to allow a "less punitive" approach to recreational marijuana use.

In this connection, observe that, in general, nothing would be gained by considering "languages" L with λ > κ.

This mapping shows that there is a lack of studies considering languages other than English or Chinese.

An initial model not considering language-ethnicity concordance, which allowed us to estimate the difference in doctor-patient communication scores between White British and South Asian respondents in single-handed practices after adjusting for age, gender, health status, presence of a long-standing psychological or emotional condition, deprivation and practice.

The N.F.L. has lobbied state legislatures and Congress to consider language from the law.

Washington has said repeatedly that it would not consider language that criticized Israel or legitimized reparations for descendants of slaves.