Sentence examples for crisis language from inspiring English sources

Bad enough that the mayor and the governor used crisis language to describe the sorry fiscal state in which New York finds itself.

Then, in 2010, following the financial crisis, language calling for a new disclosure regulation, Rule 1504, was included in the Dodd-Frank legislation, which imposed reforms on banks and other financial institutions.

Conservatives thus seized on the urban crisis language used to motivate support for federal urban policy and used it against its proponents.

"They come out of a crisis in language," he said.

Russians were the object of forceful assimilation in Ukraine, were in "constant crisis", their language was taken away from them.

The Youth Voices research, conducted for the Guardian and British Academy by ICM, the polling organisation, was done against a background of crisis in language learning in the UK.

Even Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan talks about the system's susceptibility to crisis in language that seems lurid by the standards of Fedspeak.

"Since then we've published our own alternative planning bill and we've come up with policy documents in fields like education, which is completely essential as well if you are going to deal with the crisis the language is facing".

"Everywhere - in Australia, Africa, Canada or the US - you find people in individual and collective crises about language.

But if our crisis is about language, perhaps language contains a way out, too.

We are living, his superb book argues, through "a crisis of political language", characterised by lies, spin and demagoguery.