Sentence examples for french linguistic from inspiring English sources

He now heads a program of his founding combining French linguistic and theatrical skills at Princeton.

The famous French linguistic atlas of Jules Gilliéron and Edmond Edmont was based on a completely different concept.

In modern Quebec, where six million people -- 83percentt of the population -- speak French, "linguistic security" remains a major issue.

Its French linguistic equivalent, jongleur, signifies much more than just juggling, though some of the jongleurs may have turned to juggling when their original role fell out of fashion.

Then, a series of invidious disputes over denominational schools in the Northwest, Sunday observance laws, the restrictions of French linguistic rights in Manitoba and Ontario kept widening the rift between the nationalities in the east and new Canadians in the west and between Laurier and his Cabinet.

In 1966, he was elected to the Académie Française, which was founded by Cardinal Richelieu in 1635 and is charged with the arbitration of French linguistic matters, revising the official French dictionary and determining which contemporary locutions ought to be admitted into the language.

This first version of the questionnaire was submitted to a French linguist to ensure that it was free of any spelling or linguistic errors.

"Requiring this kneeling down of all languages before French is sheer linguistic imperialism".

And what happened to all those French Canadians, whose linguistic and religious differences made them stand out more sharply than Anglo-Canadian migrants?

The act also granted Métis title to their lands along the Red and Assiniboine rivers with another 1.4 million acres for their descendants and guaranteed French and Catholic linguistic and religious rights.

"The word e-commerce, for example, makes no sense in French from a linguistic point of view because the 'e' is not pronounced the same, so we have to think about this," the minister said.