Sony is also working on a variety of products for interactive home entertainment networks that could use the Java language.
You could use the dry language of economic policy and call them strategic assets; in many cases, you could think of them as national icons.
He added: "Klingon as a whole is copyrightable, but that doesn't mean that no one could use the Klingon language within a book or movie". Newberg said that there was "a big spectrum" of infringement to fair use.
"He never swore, but there was not a coach in the United States who could use the English language any better than he could," an official told Chapin and Prugh.
Such talks could use the third person language of neuroscience, the first person language of experience or spirituality.
Travis and I knew that the state of scientific analytic software was poor and that we could use the Python open-source programming language to change that.
First, after a campaign season full of outlandish promises, the administration could use the doomed submission of controversial language this week to tell supporters later that at least it tried.
In the early 1950's, when I went to Guangxi and Guizhou to interview ethnic minorities, most of the men in the area could use the local variationof the common Han language to communicate with me.
Students could use the extra time to work on languages or sciences or indeed an art or sport or cookery; currently, schoolwork takes up so much time that it is difficult to practise enough to excel at other things.Speeding up education could also enable some students to start their working lives earlier, which would alleviate the coming demographic crunch in the workplace.
They began after the High Court ruled on December 31st that a Catholic weekly, the Herald, could use the term "Allah" in its Malay-language edition.This overturned an existing ban and offended some Muslims, who claim that "Allah" is exclusive to Islam, even though the word means "God" in Malay, and is used by other faiths in, for example, Indonesia.
