Sentence examples for language dropped from inspiring English sources

They reinserted language, dropped in an initial draft, that declared, "We do not believe sexual preference should be given special legal protection or standing in law".

Together with Mr. Bacanovic's lawyers, they are also seeking to have the government produce, well ahead of the trial, a list of witnesses, exhibits and evidence, and to have certain language dropped from other charges.

The coalition government is particularly concerned about the position of languages, the white paper pointing out that the proportion of pupils studying a language dropped from 79% in 2000 to 44% in 2009, Labour having allowed pupils to drop the subject at the age of 14 in 2004.

Also of note: the Java programming language dropped to the number two spot.

The most detailed survey of what is happening in schools, undertaken this year in the north east by Comenius, the regional network to promote language teaching, found that only 38percentnt of 14-year-olds in the state sector were studying a modern foreign language, dropping to just a third when the specialist colleges were omitted.

The current bill eliminates the more blatantly unconstitutional language, drops the mandated state enemies list of Israel boycotters, and lifts the burden on local governments to police criticism of Israel by those bidding on contracts worth $10,000 or more.

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The number of GCSE students taking modern foreign languages dropped significantly this year.

The Modern Language Association's end-of-the-year job listings in English, literature and foreign languages dropped 21percentt for 2008-09 from the previous year, the biggest decline in 34 years.

At Cambridge University, applications to study European languages dropped from 580 in 2010 to 385 in 2014, meaning students now have a 44.2% chance of getting a place compared with 28.4% in 2010.