Sentence examples for language formally from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Schulze, chair, association of German Saturday Schools 5. Make these qualifications inclusive Students should be able to sit language qualification exams whether or not they have studied the language formally.

SoSADL is a language formally founded on π-calculus for SoS, a novel process calculus extended from original π-calculus, conceived for enabling the formal architecture description of software-intensive SoS.

It seems to come more easily to other European nationals who have learned their own languages formally and so have a grammatical infrastructure to apply to other languages.

So I was writing this paper on being a third-generation Indian in Kenya and what that meant for me growing up — such as learning four different languages formally and navigating all these different identities daily.

In a triumph for bureaucratic language, Romania formally recognised gypsies as a "transnational non-territorial minority".

Debates in Spain's national parliament must be conducted in Castilian, as Spain's majority language is formally known.

(It's not even clear that the Commerce Clause language is formally a holding; I think there is a strong case that it is all dicta, since it is not necessary to reach any part of the Court's result).

In [12], the authors described the mapping from BPMN models to Alvis language to formally verify these models.

Reflecting upon my experience in light of Pettis' words causes me to critically evaluate how language is formally taught within schools.

"I'm so happy someone is interested in these things," said the elegant proprietor, Jagdish Mehta, his spotless white tunic matching his thatch of white hair, and his language as formally beautiful as a Tennyson poem.

If φ is a sentence of LT, ⌈φ⌉ is a name for φ in the language LT; formally speaking, it is the numeral of the Gödel number of φ.