Sentence examples for language preferably from inspiring English sources

Something of this commonness plainness as well as coarseness characterized Edinburgh's intellectual heyday: a strong, broad, confident ability to grasp the first principles of things and to explain them in the common language, preferably through conversation and debate.

In fact, in 1997, the then Vietnamese Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet ruled that government officials would not be hired unless they had an advanced command of a foreign language, preferably English (Wilhelm 1995).

After all, it's said that it takes a lifetime to learn your mother tongue, and the proficiency in a foreign language necessary for doing any type of translation work undoubtedly requires an extended period of study and contact with the language, preferably in the relevant country.

One requirement for all students would be to learn a foreign language, preferably Chinese, Arabic and Hindi not for commercial purposes but to be able to communicate with people who will be more important than ever in the future if the human race intends to remain human.

Fluency in English and another UN language, preferably French or Spanish.

Able to work in or with a multidisciplinary team of nutrition practitioners  Language: Spoken and written fluency in English and a second UN language, preferably French.

The best use of the limited time available in the primary curriculum would be to give pupils the chance to experience the basics of several languages, preferably from different language families, and including Latin.

WANTED: man of God; good at languages; preferably under 75; extensive pastoral experience; no record of covering up clerical sex abuse, deeply spiritual and, mentally, tough as old boots.

"The important thing for Westerners wanting to work here is to come early in their careers and learn the culture and language -- preferably in their early twenties, when the opportunity costs are low".

That means at least two developers for each different language, and preferably more.

I discovered that the skills required to succeed in patent law include a sound scientific background, an analytical mind, language ability (preferably with formal qualifications in French and/or German), good communications skills, excellent written and spoken English, and commitment.