Sentence examples for language emergency from inspiring English sources

Axelrod and her students are the linguistic equivalent of Médecins Sans Frontières, traveling when needed to regions of severe language emergency.

The following socio-demographic variables were assessed for all patients: Age, gender, nationality, native language, emergency versus elective hospital admission, length of hospital stay, individual department where patients received their main treatment and hospital readmissions within the same study period.

All week, Republicans have been talking about President Barack Obama's immigration plan in the language of emergency.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 21, 2014 All week, Republicans have been talking about President Barack Obama's immigration plan in the language of emergency.

Posited here, too, is that all language is emergency language, the sort of prescription once favored by the Futurists and too long forgotten by their literary successors.

Yet Mellow Actions does more than simply call our attention to the inadequacy of workaday language for emergency purposes--or, alternately, the unique suitability of slang for revealing deep-seeded social anxieties and troublingly-backgrounded metaphors--it also reinvigorates low diction by foregrounding the essential human data even our most spurious utterances necessarily encode.

Mercy Corps works to provide those basic needs, providing food, water, language skills and emergency relief.

Most notable was new language recommending that emergency contraception is provided for women who have been raped, an absolutely vital and humane basic service.

And while many in the international community - and in Israel - remain stuck on the idea that the Jewish state has a monopoly on the deployment of the language of "supreme emergency", more violence is inevitable.

Lawyers who represent children in foster cases said that they would use the court's language dealing with emergency removals to mount challenges in cases not involving domestic violence where children had been removed.

In June, Mr. Daschle inserted language into an emergency spending bill that allowed for the suspension of environmental laws to accelerate a forest-thinning program on 8,000 acres of South Dakota's Black Hills National Forest.