Sentence examples for language border from inspiring English sources

We have six governments, a mid-country language border (people speak French in the south and Dutch in the north) and in April 2011 we officially broke the Guinness World Record for "days without a government" (541, to be exact).

In the west the Franks of northern France had become romanized, and the French-German language border had assumed approximately its present location; in the east, on the other hand, German began to spread into Slavic territory, a process that was to continue for many centuries and to be reversed only at the end of World War II.

As a Norman stronghold on the Landsker line –the language border between the English- and Welsh-speaking parts of west Wales – Narberth evolved as a hub for both quarrying and agriculture – farmers come here for a pint, a gossip and community events.

BRUSSELS Pretty much everything in this tiny country of 11 million is divided along the language border between Dutch-speaking Flanders in the north and Wallonia, the predominantly French-speaking southern part including science policy.

Before the decision was made to include Wallonia in its entirety, several smaller areas straddling the traditional Germanic-Romance language border in Western Europe were already considered for inclusion.

Meanwhile, we can be sure that the day was a victory for proving the democratizing power of the internet and mobile tech to truly connect us across every geographic and language border on the planet.

Moreover, Tribe said, Trump's language borders on incapacity.

An analysis of European language borders, by Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln Fuchs-Schündelnrsity Frankfurt and Kevin Bartz of Harvard University, concludes that lanGoethe University Frankfurtedictors of low mobility thandnational borders.

It can tran­scend them, it can broadcast beyond them, but its first life is within its language borders and then maybe within a certain domain of that language.

Since the Republican Party's convention began in New York, speaker after speaker has talked up the party's leader, President George Bush, in language bordering on reverent.

Using the same method as was used by Blondel et al. for the Belgian dataset, they show that the borders of the communities formed in Ivory Coast strongly correlate with the language borders, even in the presence of much more than two language groups [52].