Sentence examples for language deal with from inspiring English sources

"One for the Road" and "Mountain Language" deal with politics and violence.

"The smaller the company, the less practical it becomes to learn a new language, deal with new tax codes and currencies and to take a huge global risk," said Lavin, also a former U.S. ambassador to Singapore.

The good teacher has to ad lib, improvise, read body language, deal with unanticipated questions, and change the pace, tone, or content depending on how the class is responding.

Ibarbourou's poetry, rich in sensual images and expressed in simple language, deals with the themes of love and nature.

The language dealt with pieces and moves in a computer game, and the researchers tested proficiency by asking test subjects to play the game.

On the other hand, the Geometria language deals with the local synthesis of the block under the constraints superimposed by global scan patterns.

This provides a formal basis for the design and implementation of FRIL++, the object-oriented extension of FRIL, a logic programming language dealing with both probability and fuzziness.

In the paper, we introduce the logic PLTLmod, an extension of Linear-Time Temporal Logic LTL with past-time operators whose atomic formulae are defined from a first-order constraint language dealing with periodicity.

Adorno may have been wrong about poetry after Auschwitz, but Lezard thinks our age is the poorer for its lack of critic whose "language, dealing with the transcendent, itself becomes at times transcendent".

Then he created a simple syntax around these ideas that uses natural language (since the language deals with coordinating and communicating with people) and focused on a small set of very clear commands: ask, listen, notify, and compute.

RICHMOND -- Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II said Friday that it remains his legal advice that the state's public colleges and universities should remove language dealing with sexual orientation from campus anti-discrimination policies.