Sentence examples for language entry from inspiring English sources

Current UKBA rules say that universities can set their own minimum English language entry levels.

In 2002 his film Talk to Her won the Academy Award for best screenplay despite being snubbed as Spain's foreign language entry.

"… Where providers have unusually low English language entry standards I believe they should be obliged to demonstrate how they are providing additional English language support to students in order to help them succeed at their studies and improve their English language competency".

But the signs are that, though the slide is slowing, the Joint Council for Qualifications will be forced to announce yet another drop in language entries later this month.

The latest annual Language Trends report, meanwhile, found schools are not preparing for more GCSE or A-level language entries despite the new Ebacc – intended to see 90% of pupils take a suite of five core GCSEs including a language by 2020.

For the past three years, Hong Le Tho has been posting both English and French language entries to his blog, "Nguoi Lot Gach," which means "brick layer" in English, according to Le Monde.

After the prosecutor demanded the Russia-language entry be deleted, a court agreed.

The best picture nomination in particular is an accolade not often conceded to a foreign-language entry.

His upbeat, traditionally-rooted (although English-language) entry, is accompanied by the banjo and performed by Gianluca with a broad and infectious grin.

But don't discount Mr. Haneke, an auteur's auteur, who may be recognized for a film that many consider the pinnacle of his career, though a foreign-language entry winning this prize is unlikely.

Many of the English-language entries hope to use Venice as the starting line in the Oscar race, including George Clooney's "GOOD NIGHT, AND GOOD LUCK" about the journalist Edward R. Murrow, Ang Lee's "BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN," adapted from Annie Proulx's tale of cowboys in love, and "PROOF," John Madden's adaptation of David Auburn's play.