Sentence examples for language allocation from inspiring English sources

Phrases like "instructional coherence," "language allocation policy" and "instructional alignment" dominated on Tuesday at the mayoral news conference on bilingual instruction, almost obscuring the underlying, if unspoken, message -- that despite his pledge to overhaul the bilingual system, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has not.

In the future it would be interesting to try this same experiment for Java to see what impact the language has on allocation and hence on garbage collection.

The University of Chicago regularly secures Foreign Language and Area Studies FLASS) allocations from the US Department of Education, and these allocations fund both Summer Fellowships and Academic Year Fellowships for students.

Two words: rational allocation.

The novelty of the design is a bidding language that admits scalable allocation and pricing algorithms.

The Tigers built a following around Tamil feelings of resentment toward the Sinhalese majority over questions of language, religion and the allocation of government jobs, among other issues.

Contractual arrangements and oversight mechanisms would likely have to include common language requirements, sufficient equipment allocations, and the grouping of personnel to take advantage of uniformity developed in past public service employment.

This dissertation investigates the problems of register allocation and intermediate language design in retargetable code generators.

Recommendations made included the increase in the time allocation for English language teaching in schools, establishment of adult literacy centres and hosting of sensitization workshops in schools to create awareness of the situation and ways to restore Standard English.

An independent speech and language therapist, blinded to treatment allocation and not involved in treating the study participants, rated functional communication on the communication activity scale of the Therapy Outcome Measure (TOM).

How can Labour find a simple and striking language that makes the re-allocation of resources an action of universal benefit?