Sentence examples for extension of language from inspiring English sources
Other proposals including a border police force, an extension of language lessons, increased work permit fees for businesses, and the reintroduction of exit checks at all ports were also passed.
To articulate those, an extension of language was necessary – the language of responsibility.
And indeed some schools have tried to resist the compulsory extension of Welsh language lessons, arguing that since little Welsh was spoken in their community, the money could be better spent elsewhere.
But when I heard months later that many Grimbergen residents were still complying with the unwritten, unconstitutional extension of the language law to shops and restaurants, I decided to go see the situation for myself.
Stripped of exaggeration (Facebook messages are a long way from poetry) and insult (Duffy's brilliant poetry is a long way from Mills & Boon), the disagreement is about whether careful, serious writing is an extension of everyday language or, in some ways, an escape from it.
The specifications are based on Meseguer's rewriting logic and are written in a meta-level extension of the language Maude by process expressions.
Any redefinition or extension of the language to accommodate changes in the problem scope and/or optimization/simulation formulations would imply a customized extension of the parser, thus leading to software engineering difficulties.
In the context of descriptive complexity theory, a logic \(\mathcal{L}\) is taken to be an extension of the language of first-order logic with one or more classes of additional expressions such as higher-order quantifiers or fixed-point operators.
The specifications are written in the Java Modeling Language (JML) and do not require extensions of that language.
This is certainly an accident due to the lack of expressive power of the language, and presumably unrestricted operations should be admitted in suitable extensions of that language.
