Sentence examples for duty of language from inspiring English sources
The abiding duty of language, it seems to me, is to expose us, to say a little more than we had intended to say, and so her choice of words, their muddled logic, opened a window into the mind of our new prime minister and articulated a sentiment that is shared by a significant number of people, I have no doubt, and is a genuine anxiety, I think.
For example, the ILTA Code of Ethics2000), which was adopted at the ILTA Vancouver Conference in 2000, prescribes the ethical duties and responsibilities of language testers working in different contexts from all over the world (see also Boyd and Davies, 2002 ILTA,).
He tries to pretend that he reads "what might be described as 'sentimental romance novels'" in the name of duty, to develop his "command of language".
It was a moment when American entry into the Second World War seemed, to many, inevitable, and the language of patriotic duty, of an American way of life worth defending, was everywhere.
Professor Philip Hamburger has demonstrated that this language incorporates a duty of independent judgment.
"The secretary of state has one duty that a few large donors and politically potent entities care intensely about: the drafting of language for ballot initiatives," he said.
Sharing outside of language.
Some strong language here on the fiduciary duty of investors to invest in secure, long term, low carbon companies.
It is the duty of the teacher to provide him safer atmosphere for language learning.
