Sentence examples for highlighted language from inspiring English sources

Second, and more importantly, the highlighted language in both the statute and the preamble, which speaks of informing the jury of its right to judge the application of the law in relation to the facts, is decidedly not a direction that the jury is to have the right to sit in judgment of the law — the prerogative which, the defendant claims, lies at the heart of jury nullification.

Literature and interviews highlighted language barriers and cultural differences as key challenges [ 30, 31, 34, 35].

Fundamental issues related to communication which were highlighted were language, communication styles and differences in the concept of time.

The Somali-born women's' strengths and contentment were highlighted, however, language skills were considered central for a Somali-born woman's access to rights and support in the Swedish society.

Maron's exquisite language, highlighted at times by lyrical flourish, retains much of its splendor in English, thanks to the fine translation by Brigitte Goldstein.

The think-aloud interviews mainly provided input on clarity for everyday language, highlighted ambiguities and questioning of relevance of certain items.

When you hover over the highlighted trigger words, boxes pop up to explain why that type of language might be weakening your point.

Another endangered language being highlighted in both the Poetry Gathering and the PEN festival is Euskera, or Basque.

The relevant language is highlighted and marked with a green thumbs-up or a red thumbs-down based on the client's preset criteria.

As highlighted above, the plain language of the statute calls for the U.S. Attorney to present a congressional contempt citation to a grand jury, and in previous decisions the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, in examining the contempt procedure under 2 U.S.C. § 194, has observed that the U.S. Attorney is required to bring the case before the grand jury.

Local disconnection from the Welsh language was highlighted in November 2008, when Milford Haven Town Council unsuccessfully demanded the right to opt out of a scheme in which official documents had to be translated into Welsh if requested; the council was allegedly one of about 10 that opposed having to make such translations.