Indigenous people have always known that the land (and the other, human and non-human, creatures who live there) informs the language of its inhabitants.
The findings of these theoretical and empirical evaluations are related to the design principles that informed the language and the context in which it was examined.
Section 6(2) states that the health care provider has the duty to inform the user in a language the user understands and in a way that takes the user's level of literacy into account.
These frameworks could inform the development of a shared language for identifying rigorous research practices and "high quality" outcome measures.
The responsible physician will inform the patient in his own language if possible and keep a record of this in the patient chart.
At the beginning of each run, the subjects were informed about the language to be used; in the beginning of each blocked condition, the task to be performed (exact or approximate addition) was displayed to the subjects.
They were informed that the language in which a given picture had to be named was determined by the color (red or green) of a frame, which appeared prior to the picture, and that two pictures in a row required a response in German, and the next two in Russian, and so on (GG RR GG RR).
Sporadic information about translations into other than the two first languages required attempts to inform the scientific community about already existing international versions of the scale.
The judge's order, whether after a trial or on summary judgment, will usually contain language informing the parties that it is a final and appealable judgment.
City officials are holding community forums to inform people about the language line and other services in areas with large immigrant populations, the first of which will take place tonight in Jackson Heights.
