Sentence examples for language council from inspiring English sources

Also stoking the interest has been a joint program by the College Board and Hanban, a language council affiliated with the Chinese Education Ministry, that since 2006 has sent hundreds of American school superintendents and other educators to visit schools in China, with travel costs subsidized by Hanban.

Actually, Snozzle was a word never heard by Richard Gendall of the Cornish Language Council when he lived near St Austell, and it seems to exist for the benefit of us emmets - ants - who crawl in and out every year from east of the River Tamar.

In December, the Swedish Language Council registered the verb 'to zlatan', meaning to do something audacious or outrageously brilliant.

A guide to finding online and print reference sources like almanacs, dictionaries, encyclopedias, etc. Initially based on Lexin Swedish-English-Swedish dictionary published by the Swedish Language Council, The People's Dictionary is free and can be downloaded for use under the Distributed Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Generic license.

Among the many organizations that make up the Swedish Language Council, the Swedish Academy (established 1786) is arguably the most influential.

The Swedish Language Council (Språkrådet) is the official regulator of Swedish in Sweden but does not attempt to enforce control of the language, as for instance the Académie française does for French.

"Not everyone is offended by coarse language," the council said in its submission to the inquiry.

In less technical language, the council's report makes the same point, arguing that infrastructure investment is a "twofer" that creates jobs in the near term and promotes competitiveness and productivity in the long term.

Today, we instead are deleting the word, marking our displeasure with Google's attempts to control the language," the council's director, Ann Cederberg, said in a statement on Wednesday.

Considering up to a half of pupils from City are international students with English as an additional language, the council's plans to close City would be a total disaster for the area.

The Orange County Employees Assn. is skeptical of leaving the charter language in council hands.