Sentence examples for gain a language from inspiring English sources

In a document outlining the reforms he blamed cuts to languages on the government's decision to end compulsory languages from 14, which has led to a reduction in the number of students opting to gain a language qualification.

"He's an exact contemporary of Marcel Breuer, Craig Ellwood and Arne Jacobsen, all of whom did really great early high Modernist work and then went on to gain a language of their own that was completely stunted by the arrival of postmodernism".

This finding may merely indicate a possible strong relationship between one's ability to gain a new language and academic performance as a medical student.

I'm told over and over again that it is nigh on impossible to fraudulently gain an English language qualification.

Though many travelers only gain fluency in a language after moving to a country, you should begin the process of learning the language before you move to Italy.

It's just a step on the road to becoming literate in Chinese, but to gaining a beautiful language, too.

"I think I have gained a basic language and understanding that I did not have before and certainly that encourages me to keep on learning," said one student.

However, it is wealthier countries that are often the ones with budgets for translation funds, which means that those languages gain a cost advantage to languages from poorer countries.

Readers will gain a deeper understanding of language structure and language change from the books of Pinker and McWhorter.

The new English baccalaureate (EBacc) requires pupils to gain good GCSEs in a language, either history or geography, two sciences, English and Maths.

After leaving university, Emwazi drifted between jobs as a computer programmer and made efforts to move abroad after gaining a foreign-language teaching qualification.