Sentence examples for introducing language from inspiring English sources

Recent progress in introducing language diversity in primary schools is now at risk.

Chinese Wikipedia attempted to resolve the conflict by introducing language conversion software in 2004 — the only instance in which it is used on a Wikipedia site.

Then the chairwoman of the Agriculture Committee, Senator Blanche Lincoln, Democrat of Arkansas, dropped a bombshell in April, introducing language that would require banks to choose between trading in derivatives and remaining under federal protection.

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And Israel's allies in Congress have followed suit by introducing language in both the pending trade and U.S. Customs authorization bills that would target countries or businesses that in any way boycott, sanction or divest funds from Israel.

They argued that many of these crashes were due to the inexperience of the rider and sought to weaken the argument of objective utilitarians by introducing language that would require helmets for individuals over the age of 21 who did not have a valid license for at least two years, or did not take an approved motorcycle safety course.

We will make this point explicit below by introducing languages with an infinite but countable number of atomic propositions.

In recent years, many states, like New York, have introduced language designed to identify primary physical aggressors in domestic disputes.

In August, the Fed introduced language suggesting that short-term rates would be at exceptionally low levels through 2013.

The California Republican Ed Royce, who is Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, introduced language for the resolution of disapproval Tuesday.

Mr. Levin is planning to introduce language in the Senate that would authorize military action as part of a broader United Nations force.