Sentence examples for imposed on language from inspiring English sources

In fulfilling the requirements of open-ended creativity imposed on language by human beings, grammatical structure has things in common in all known languages, particularly at the deeper levels of grammar.

Our study is strengthened by the use of a broad search strategy with no limitations imposed on language or date of publication.

No restrictions were imposed on language.

No restrictions were imposed on language of publications.

No restrictions were imposed on the language of publication.

The rules of prosody that hold for Arabic and Persian languages have been deliberately imposed on the Turkic languages on several occasions, notably by ʿAlī Shīr Navāʾī (died 1501), a master of Chagatai poetry and prose in Herāt, and by Bābur (died 1530), the first Mughal emperor in India.

Mark Landler (NYT) SRI LANKA: CENSORSHIP LIFTED -- The Supreme Court ruled in a landmark case that censorship imposed on an English-language weekly, The Sunday Leader, and a sister publication was illegal and ordered that the paper be reopened.

You can be someone inspired by beliefs, but not constrained by the limits we impose on religious language, or the jokes we pull out of simplified views of those we choose not to understand.

French, he says, was the "language imposed on Haitians, whereas it's what Quebecers want to preserve as the core of their identity … It showed it's not the language that's the problem.

Offerings are brought to the god Osiris and an inscription in golden capitals urges in Greek — the language imposed on Egypt after Alexander's conquest in the fourth century B.C. — "Drink and may you live [long]." The cartoon-like humor makes one wonder whether this might be of Meroitic rather than Egyptian make.

Overdifferentiation is when phonemic distinctions from one's primary language are imposed on the sounds of the second system where they are not required; underdifferentiation of phonemes occurs when two sounds of the second system are not maintained because they are not present in the primary system.