Sentence examples for language country from inspiring English sources

Bulgaria to the east and Greece to the south both questioned Macedonia's right to call its language, country name and choice of flag its own.

You can search for books by language, country of origin, and (more interestingly) most "wishlisted" and most available ("The Da Vinci Code" is a contender for that title, with four hundred and ninety-two copies up for mooching).

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framework program project GALEN-IN-USE and later on within two contracts with the national health authorities we applied the modelling and the tools to the development of a new multipurpose coding system for surgical procedures named CCAM in a minority language country, France.

In addition to gaining representativeness in terms of their proportion in general, a more accurate coverage of migrants should also be pursued, for example with regard to length of residency, skills in the host country's language, country of origin, and other sociodemographic characteristics.

(O'Sullivan, B: Towards a model of performance in oral language testing, unpublished) classified test-taker characteristics into three major categories, including physical/physiological (e.g., age, sex, and disabilities), psychological (e.g., personality, cognitive still, motivation), and experiential (e.g., education, examination preparedness, and target language country residence).

There are strong competitors to giants such as Facebook and Google in non-English language countries, says BCG's Paul Zwillenberg.

Heterogeneity was reduced but was still substantial in a sub-set of 15 general population studies undertaken in English language countries.

Slowly, multinational software companies started to see the Arabic language countries as a viable market and started to approach Alaa to localize their software.

The Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP) called an extraordinary meeting to take place in Lisbon on 14 April.

Respondents were from Europe, North America and other regions of the world, with the majority from English first language countries.