Sentence examples for introductory language from inspiring English sources

The resolution, in vague introductory language, noted that "the indigenous Hawaiian people never directly relinquished their claims" to the land and that they had "deep feelings and attachment" to it.

The camera zoomed in on the entry point, a few inches below the introductory language of the bill, which began, "In the Senate of the United States…" Firearms have been a reliable prop in campaign ads since at least the days of Barry Goldwater, but firing them into the text of duly proposed or approved federal legislation represented a new stage in the theatrics of American politics.

"The introductory language is great, but the contents are less great," Holdren explained.

Among his proposals was one that would have added introductory language stressing natural rights to the preamble.

No matter how one feels about Reagan's viewpoints, there is no doubt the report's stark introductory language is memorable: "If an unfriendly foreign power had attempted to impose on America the mediocre educational performance that exists today, we might well have viewed it as an act of war".

The course enforces soft skills, such as code inspection and team working, sharpens implementation skills and creates a bridge between introductory, language-specific instruction and senior-year full-blown programming projects that are usually large but not attending to soft skills.

It's an "introductory programming language" inspired by the Scratch language developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT), but designed to be more accessible for 5-7 year-old children.

The impact of Selassie's four-day state visit endured for many years, inspiring poems and songs – one of which, "Rasta Shook Them Up", by Peter Tosh, contained introductory words in Amharic, the Ethiopian language.

This paper describes Evaluators, a system for the development of educational serious games oriented to introductory computer language implementation courses similar to those included in Computer Science tertiary curricula.

Especially when the collateral damage is to such plainly non-threatening apps as Scratch, an app designed for accessing the eponymous introductory programming language backed by none other than Alan Kay.

An obligatory introductory program (language and social orientation) for family members applies once they have been granted admission to Norway, and participation conditions social benefits as well as settlement and citizenship rights, but there are no tests.