Sentence examples for language conference from inspiring English sources

Its achievements include the Czernowitz Language Conference of 1908 (which proclaimed Yiddish a national Jewish language), the orthographic and linguistic reforms introduced by Ber Borokhov in 1913, and the founding of the Yiddish Scientific Institute (now YIVO Institute for Jewish Research) in Vilna (Vilnius), Lithuania, in 1925.

The Next conference in Berlin is an international, English language conference covering of the latest in "digital", and serves as a useful platform for German startups to present themselves.

What's more, they added markers for the four categories pointing to themselves if the category were "person" or making the outline of a house if the category were "location," for example—and they stopped repeating gestures, the researchers reported last month at the Evolution of Language conference in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The activities of Periyar continued when he went to Bangalore in 1958 to participate in the All India Official Language Conference.

Rajaji, once a staunch supporter of Hindi, organised an All India Language Conference (attended by representatives of Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Assamese, Oriya, Marathi, Kannada and Bengali languages) on 8 March 1958 to oppose the switch and declared "Hindi is as much foreign to non-Hindi speaking people as English is to the protagonists of Hindi".

Animals like bonobos may have a harder time than humans in processing complex noun phrases like "water and doggie," linguist Robert Truswell of the University of Edinburgh reported in New Orleans, Louisiana, this week at the Evolution of Language conference.

Recent initiatives include the launch of the 2013 CASE Europe Alumni Relations Institute and CASE Lowlands, CASE Europe's Dutch-language conference for fundraising and alumni professionals in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Recommend signing up to Twitter and following the #MFLtwitterati or attending the ICT and Languages Conference (ILILC) in February at Southampton University.

Successful ideas include the free daily e-magazine MFL Times (automatically generated from the tweets of the followers of the account @mfltimes), the collaborative Dropboxes (organised by language and managed by their invited contributors) and the legendary ICT and Languages Conferences (ILILC) at the University of Southampton.

It's not a lost cause, though; lawmakers can still insert the grid-protection language during conference.

The change in position came after the Rev. Jesse Jackson said he had brokered an agreement to eliminate language in conference documents that the Bush administration considered offensive.