USC professor Dwight Bolinger told The Times that "from a Spanish language standpoint, the pronunciation is not as much at variance with the true Spanish as that employing the hard 'g.' " Mayor Bowron gamely confessed what many had believed — that he was a hard-G man.
But from a cultural and language standpoint, and with my understanding of the structures and transactions involved, I was in a good position to work as a strategic adviser.
"We speak the same language from a science standpoint," Viana said.
It avoids some of the unwelcome language (from a Western standpoint) that was initially mooted".It's a breakthrough because it overcomes the polarisation that existed between the Islamic countries and the Western world.
It may seem wildly impractical, from a business standpoint, to translate 350,000 Microsoft Windows terms into Inuktitut, a language having < 40,000 speakers, written in a unique syllabary.
She enjoys studying art and language and wants to better understand from a critical standpoint how these components interact to create messages- specifically in the advertising industry.
Testing teams run through a product from a developer's standpoint, a salesperson's standpoint, and a customer's standpoint.
From a scientific standpoint we don't need to mess around with language (in Paris) to find something that's acceptable here.
From a linguistic standpoint, it is associated with the entry of the Japonic language family, first into the Korean peninsula, subsequently into the Japanese archipelago.
From a neurological standpoint.
From a medical standpoint, it was inexplicable.
