Sentence examples for issues language from inspiring English sources

The case is a priority for the N.L.R.B., but it is also unusual because of language in the old collective bargaining agreement in which the owners said they would not raise the issue of a sham decertification in connection with disputes over labor exemption issues, language the owners will contend does not apply to N.L.R.B. proceedings, only to antitrust matters.

So far, gaining access to universities in their host countries has been very difficult for Syrian students, because of money issues, language barriers, and laws that don't allow them to enroll in local universities or leave the refugee camps if they live there.

We incorporate a gender lens throughout all of our portfolio areas, and we are working very hard to remove the "women's issues" language from our vocabulary.

These include competing resettlement priorities, administrative issues, language barriers, lack of transport, traditional health beliefs or misunderstandings, and previous negative health service experiences [ 37, 40].

The additional items addressed demographic issues, language spoken amongst family and type of second level school attended, identified ethnicity, preparation for moving to Ireland, usefulness of support systems developed within the college for induction purposes, homesickness, attitudes toward alcohol, and experience of discrimination.

In 2013 LTA published a special issue: Language Testing in the Philippines, with Sterling Plata as guest editor.

Specific topics include issues in language learnability, language change, the competence-performance distinction, and the expressive power of linguistic theories.

And with the use of imagery you also bypass the issues of language understanding.

It's whenever people talk about macroeconomic issues in language that's just technocratic gobbledygook.

But even more difficult than issues of language are differences in mindset and assumptions in communication.

He also investigated many issues in language model (LM) differences in native and nonnative speakers.