Sentence examples for goals of language from inspiring English sources

We can, however, often fruitfully discuss emerging linguistic innovations if we keep in mind three main goals of language use: effective communication, pleasing expression and moral solidarity.

The paper also shows that systemic typology is a contribution to the broad goals of language typology, using the general dimensions of language the SFL theory offers.

Since CTT holds that variation can be minimised when tests measure just one trait, one of the goals of language test writers has been to produce tests that are internally consistent, i.e., in all items are homogeneous in terms of what they measure.

But in terms of the long-term goals of language-learning, it isn't so much the quantity that counts, only the quality.

The goal of language teaching today is language for communication (Brown, 2001; Richards & Rodgers, 2006).

Systemic linguistics defines the main goal of language typology itself as mainly identifying cross-linguistic regularities in systems (e.g. MOOD, MODALITY) and their realisations.

The emphasis on communicative approaches to language instruction (i.e., communicative language teaching, CLT), as both the means and ultimate goal of language learning, fits well with the principles of constructionism (Ruschoff & Ritter 2001).

One of the goals of English language education at the university was to foster future doctors' English proficiency so that they could go abroad for clinical training and perform well in medical examinations in Japan or abroad.

A primary goal of natural language processing researchers is to develop a knowledge-based natural language processing (NLP) system that is portable across domains.

One goal of such language is to encourage clients to monitor and self-reinforce their own behavior.

If a central goal of a language is to represent the world or a state of affairs, then representing contradictions or tautologies is called into question.