Sentence examples for designate language from inspiring English sources

These are the "lettori" — literally "readers" — widely used here to designate language teachers hired in part for their proficiency in a mother tongue other than Italian.

In (a), the most generic use, it comes to designate language as such.

That was followed by another Senate policy which required the Department to designate language as central positions, and the level of language proficiency that was required, and to report annually to the Congress on its compliance.

The constitutionally designated official language of the Indian central government is Hindi, and English is also officially designated for government use.

Since 2008, English has been designated the language of instruction at all levels of education.

Students at Harris Academy Upper Norwood have been banned from using 10 informal phrases in school areas designated 'formal language zones', which includes all classrooms and corridors.

English and French have traditionally been spoken by only a small fraction of the population, although English was designated the language of educational instruction in 2008.

And writers in Kannada, an officially designated "classical language" (referring to its age), have achieved some measure of national prominence.Still, not all is rosy.

During field visits to schools in more than a dozen states for a book that I recently completed for publication later this year, I found that elementary schools are increasingly teaching social studies and science during part of the time designated for language arts.

where < > signifies the verb of the descriptor, indicates the object or goal of the predicate, represents the particular text or specific topic the reader is required to comprehend, and // designates the language, organization, and other modifiers of the reading material.

One third are designated English Language Learners.