Sentence examples for introduced the language from inspiring English sources

"The same arguments are being made today," said Eugene G. Wanger, who had introduced the language to enshrine a ban on capital punishment in Michigan's constitution at that convention.

As every philosophy student knows, he introduced the language of predicate logic, with sentential connectives, identity, and the variable-binding operators ∀ and ∃ (in modern notation, not Frege's).

Horace Greeley High School, in Chappaqua, plans to introduce the language next school year.

The moment you introduce the language of "deserving", you invite others to judge just how deserving you are; and a right very quickly becomes a privilege.

So, with English primary schools now obliged to teach languages to seven- to 11-year-olds, what better way to ignite interest than by introducing the language of pasta and Pinocchio to your young charges?

In this article, we introduce the language Alignment Declarations designed for string querying and restructuring.

Firstly, we introduce the language of (multi-modal) SOPML and interpret it on a variety of different classes of Kripke frames according to the features of the accessibility relations and of the algebraic structure of the quantification domain of propositions.

We introduce the language through examples and illustrate the prototypical implementation of TraitRecordJ using Xtext, an Eclipse framework for the development of programming languages as well as other domain-specific languages.

The 'simple' education variable did not show relevant effects which may be the consequence of introducing the language variable.

If a phonetic writing system were to be introduced, the classical language could not be used at all because it deviates so markedly from the modern language.

Some credit the 19th-century Christian missionaries who came from Britain and the United States, introduced the English language, hymns and gospel music and in turn made the heart ripe for rock.