Sentence examples for language appointing from inspiring English sources

Such approaches included: translation of the questionnaire into te reo Māori (the Māori language), appointing interviewers fluent in te reo Māori, recruiting sufficient numbers of Māori participants to allow Māori-specific quantitative analyses, and inclusion of a Māori-specific qualitative component [ 13- 15].

Its first members, much concerned with language, appointed a committee of 22 "to improve the English tongue particularly for philosophic purposes".

They maintained that the administration ignored the needs of poor urban children, female athletes and the disabled; used inflammatory racial language; appointed very conservative judges; and opposed diversity in higher education.

The Welsh Language Board disappeared at the end of March and some of its duties will be transferred to the new role of Welsh language commissioner, appointed by the Welsh government.

By 1864 he was proficient enough in the Czech language to be appointed as music critic to the main Czech language newspaper Národní listy.

Educated in biblical languages, Cocceius was appointed in 1630 to the professorship of biblical philology at the Gymnasium Illustre at Bremen.

The MacMillan Center also appoints many language faculty to multiyear appointments in specific international fields and languages.

Four GPs, four nurses, a dermatologist and a speech and language therapist have been appointed MBE.

That was all going on before Whelan demonstrated his view of it all by appointing Mackay as Wigan's manager and defending his language.

Leader in human language technologies has been appointed the Delta Electronics Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Richard Cox, a world-renowned spoken language researcher, has been appointed director of the Johns Hopkins University based Human Language Technology Center of Excellence.