Sentence examples for language principle from inspiring English sources

These include: 1. Informal language principle: it is better to use informal language (first and second person) than formal language.

Informal language principle: it is better to use informal language (first and second person) than formal language.

We expect even more communication between people in the coming year and are therefore focusing our investments in languages that are created based on constructed language principles.

Most require high literacy and do not use plain language principles.

Whole language principles state that phonologic information should not be separated from the other areas of language, such as pragmatics or syntax.

Not that the political landscape is populated by hypocrites who talk the noble language of principle but then go about practicing politics as usual.

In the Philippines, where debating contests are held in verse, in the Tagalog language, the principle of the rhyme seems different from anything in Europe, so that the last syllable of one line rhymes with the penultimate of the next.

Although Justice O'Connor, like her colleagues, speaks, and is expected to speak, in the timeless language of principle, she is in fact alert, as her deference to the briefs from industry and the military shows, to the real-world consequences of what she decides.

The conclusion is that a language in principle unintelligible to anyone but its originating user is impossible.

It is also supportive of strengthening users' rights — encouraging the use by companies of pseudonymous and anonymous data, and further proposing to strengthen the concept of "explicit consent" for data to be legally processed by asking companies to use "clear and easily comprehensible language" — a principle it also wants to see applied to privacy policies.

Thus, according to the language-membership principle, a bilingual aphasic individual is likely to show selective recovery in one language while the other is lost (see [ 7, 8]).