Part I divides language, in accordance with Aristotle's On Interpretation (1, 16a3 8, as influenced by Boethius's interpretation), into written, spoken and mental language, with the written kind dependent on the spoken, and the spoken on mental language.
It might even be more dependent on talk, on spoken promises made to employees, investors, and the public.
They were small films that worked through the details and were not dependent on dialogue (spoken or through body language).
Daniel Benes, chairman and CEO of Czech power company CEZ, which is heavily dependent on coal, spoke of his company's plan to become carbon neutral by 2050, primarily through a shift from coal to nuclear and renewables.
South Ossetia, which broke with Georgia in the early 1990s after the collapse of the Soviet Union and has been heavily dependent on Moscow, has spoken in the past of joining Russia.
ASR systems are highly dependent on the language spoken.
"A mother's ability to moderate her children isn't dependent on her speaking English.
David Cameron, the conservative leader, offering earlier this week a new foreign policy less dependent on the United States, spoke admiringly of Senator McCain, quoting him as saying that the United States sought leadership in Europe, "not a group of countries that merely follows American directions".
Mr. Rigell, who represents a district that is economically dependent on its military installations, spoke against plans to move one of five nuclear aircraft carriers based in Norfolk to Florida, taking with it 10,000 jobs.
What message are these so-called "reforms" sending to New York's students, whose career advancement is increasingly dependent on being able to speak, write and network in a multicultural, multi-lingual global economy?
