Sentence examples for language advisers from inspiring English sources

Funding for local authority language advisers was also cut.

"Before, local authorities provided primary language advisers who were able to co-ordinate what was happening between primary and secondaries – that's all disappeared now as well".

"We wanted to move away from the idea that a modern foreign language had to be French," says Bernadette Clinton, the local authority's language adviser.

This lack of resources is exacerbated by funding cuts, which have reduced many of the support networks built up during the last 10 years, says Marina Dixon, who previously worked as a primary language adviser at Suffolk Council but has since been reemployed as a primary partnership adviser.

Hekmati served as an infantryman, language and cultural adviser and Arabic and Persian linguist in the US marine corps from 2001 to 2005, performing some of his service in Iraq.

This could include cross-cultural awareness, maturity and resilience from time spent abroad – and even logical problems," says Jack Porteuous, language and culture adviser for UK Trade and Investment.

He was an inventor of the Logo programming language and is an adviser to the One Laptop Per Child project to build a $100 laptop for the children of the developing world.

They argue that the rush to learn English can sometimes hurt business by making it harder to find any staff who are willing to master less glamorous European languages.English is all very well for globe-spanning deals, suggests Hugo Baetens Beardsmore, a Belgian academic and adviser on language policy to the European Commission.

Number 10 tried to rewrite the resignation statement of Jeremy Hunt's former special adviser using language that would have implied that the 30-year-old official had strayed beyond his remit in communicating with News Corporation about its BSkyB takeover bid.

In the memo, Mr. Romney's advisers adopted the language of the Bush administration lawyers who first sanctioned torture.

The result was full of unguarded moments and unvarnished language, with McChrystal and his advisers mocking and badmouthing various members of Barack Obama's administration.