In Global Brief magazine's Strategic Futures segment recently published, experts and pundits were asked, what will be the key language(s) of this new century?
In the fine print of G.M. advertisements, the key language is "length of contract limited".
It is possible that individuals may have quite different interpretations of key language and terms.
Thanks, Mark Zuckerberg, for blazing the trail with rolling updates, partial rollbacks, and commandeering of key language elements.
The key language comes at the end of the memo (which I got from someone outside government): This amendment would increase the risk of terrorist infiltration and reduce U.S. homeland security, thereby straining the carefully calibrated security vetting process.
This means that during the course of therapy key language functions including auditory comprehension, sentence planning, word retrieval and naming are not targeted in isolated tests but practised in situations more akin to those encountered in everyday life.
Focus groups of been two to four translators, elders or bi-lingual key informants were then established in five distinct local Aboriginal language groups: Arrernte, Pitjantjarjara, Anmatyerr, Warlpiri, and Pintupi/Luritja (a combined Western Desert dialect of two key language groups), to support a negotiated assessment process.
Start at word level - key words, language of appraisal and cohesive devices are all salient features of paragraph writing which need to be explicitly taught.
Conducting the interviews in several key languages was important to achieving diversity of participants in the second study, however, this added a layer of complexity to the work.
Allocated across the 370 suites and rooms the company is creating, the acquisition alone amounted to an investment of $48,000 per unit, or "key," in the language of the hotel business.
