Sentence examples similar to language designations from inspiring English sources

Official language designation was determined according to the country of host institution and characterized as English first language (EFL) or non-English first language (NEFL) using the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization classifications [18].

Chi-square analyses were used to describe the distribution of respondents according to their gender, region of affiliation, whether or not they published in or reviewed for the 'top' ecology journals, and referee language designation [19].

Incidentally, Greece uses a French-style system for appellations, including French-language designations.

The Hebrew-language designations for those who exercised oracular, divinatory, and ecstatic functions in ancient sanctuaries that were prominent cultic centres prior to the building of the temple, such as Mamre, Hebron, Bethel, Shechem, and Gilgal, were kohen (also romanized "cohen"), levi, naviʾ, and roʾe, corresponding to priest, Levite, prophet, and seer, respectively.

However, due to the lack of a common genotyping language, this designation has not been relatable to other genotype classification schemes.

Close examination of treaty drafts reveals key links between the regional Cold War that was unfolding in 1951 and equivocal language about the designation of territory with contentious frontier problems in the contemporary Asia-Pacific.

Administration lawyers have been poring over the proposed language for the terrorist designations and their possible consequences.

Zinke has suggested presidents have ignored the language in recent monument designations, pointing out that the average size of national monuments has grown substantially in recent decades.

This objection has been discussed in the context of a treatment of property designators, but it might be raised with respect to the rigidity of any term at all.[15] In what might be viewed as a compromise, some philosophers of language who abandon rigid designation for properties nevertheless hold that general terms like 'honeybee' are rigid because they rigidly apply to their extensions.

In response to concerns that states would backslide without the Education Department's heavy hand, Kline said his bill keeps a key NCLB rule: requiring states to report student test scores by ethnicity, socioeconomic status, language ability and special education designations.

The 1980s saw a merging of focus and linkage between concerns over national forest land management practices and wilderness designation generated by language in virtually all omnibus state-wide wilderness acts.