Sentence examples for incorporating the language of from inspiring English sources

Martin Howe QC, who has previously worked on plans to scrap the HRA, said: "If the new Bill of Rights is written incorporating the language of the ECHR, it should be enough to placate sensible people, but I very much doubt it will be enough to placate what has become a human rights industry.

The coalitions are broader now, and the movement is broader, too: it has incorporated the language of environmentalism and the cause of marriage equality.

We are told that the 1986 version, by Carin Goldberg, "once again incorporated the language of modernism, but now as a self-conscious act of historical quotation".

I spent a few weeks watching old episodes and reading a slew of Brady quotes to try to incorporate the language of Mike and Carol like in the pilot, Carol asks a haggard Mike if he needs a tranquilizer.

I spent a few weeks watching old episodes and reading a slew of Brady quotes to try to incorporate the language of Mike and Carol — like in the pilot, Carol asks a haggard Mike if he needs a tranquilizer.

He is not alone in believing that the consistent attacks on government schools and their staff are, at least in part, down to the growing divide in the deep south's education policy, one in which the perception of a threatened Patani identity has stretched to incorporate the language of the classroom.

The party, evidently, has incorporated the language of the riot.

Some spiritual practitioners even incorporate the language of modern medicine into their ceremonies, said Visisya Pinthongvijayakul, a Thai anthropologist who teaches at Chandrakasem Rajabhat University.

Program developers need to be informed about those factors that help determine whether lessons and material may be effective, e.g., whether they incorporate the language and ideas of contemporary youth regarding such subjects as drugs.

"We are worried that without a full ban being incorporated into the language of that bill, there will be more testing," she said.

This expression has also been incorporated into the language of video game culture, a language that has previously given us gems like "Pubstomper" and "Grognard" (seriously, look them up).