Sentence examples for language noted from inspiring English sources

The resolution, in vague introductory language, noted that "the indigenous Hawaiian people never directly relinquished their claims" to the land and that they had "deep feelings and attachment" to it.

What is scarily novel about him is that he is the first incoming American president to have declared, in language noted in Moscow and Beijing, that his commitment to Nato and the security pacts with Japan and South Korea is ambiguous.

But, given the looseness of natural language noted above, we must not simply assume that these are really cases of the emotional syndrome of envy.

This is despite the difficulties in travel costs and language noted by refugee parents.

A White House spokesman said the timeline includes language noting that it is not intended to be a detailed or exhaustive version of events.

The language notes that NOAA's mission for polar orbiting weather satellites "continues on a tenuous path".

He also records the teaching of Greek, algebra, and English language, noting that French was taught as an extra.

In 1955, Richard Frye questioned the classification of Imperial Aramaic as an "official language", noting that no surviving edict expressly and unambiguously accorded that status to any particular language.

The paper cites sources such as the Journal of Child Language, noting that "young children rely on largely evaluative statements when talking about themselves and others.

Churches, like governments, passed into local hands, and the Scriptures were translated into native languages, noted the Rev. Ian T. Douglas, associate professor of world mission and global Christianity at Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Mass.

A report by A. Ravishankar of the Wikipedia in Tamil — one of the underrepresented South Asian languages — noted that in mid-2009, the site's administrators suddenly noticed articles appearing out of nowhere.