Sentence examples for evidence of language from inspiring English sources

If you received your bachelor's degree in a country in which English is not an official language must satisfy the Evidence of Language Proficiency Requirement.

Under EU law the NMC is not currently able to ask for evidence of language skills of those who trained within the EU, but they are about to be given that power.

But it does not follow that elicited acceptability judgments are direct evidence of language use.

Therefore, asking the students to provide evidence of language proficiency and getting unconditional offers afterward has proved to be cost-effective and time-efficient for the government.

Nonetheless, as would be expected given the relationship between nonword repetition and language learning, the poor nonword-repeaters completed fewer years of education and had more evidence of language and literacy problems, as assessed by an in-house spelling test, and two subtests from the Test of Word Reading Efficiency (TOWRE) [51].

Table  3 shows that in the brief language screening questions, 3-8% of children had evidence of language delay.

There was, for instance, no problem in language selection and no evidence of involuntary language switching.

If English is not the official language spoken in your country and your native language in not English, you must submit official evidence of English language proficiency (TOEFL or the IELTS examination score).

All international applicants from countries in which the official language is not English are required to provide Evidence of English Language Proficiency.

The current situation in Saudi Arabia for those who wish to study abroad through the King Abdullah Scholarship Program necessitates them to provide evidence of their language proficiency to show that they can meet the language requirements of the intended program of study.

Physicians whose qualifications were obtained outside the EU/EEA have to produce evidence of sufficient language skills (e.g., qualifications awarded by a recognised language institution), complete additional studies, and/or pass an examination in Finnish in order to be licensed to practice their profession.