Sentence examples for language promotes the from inspiring English sources

The objection is that such language promotes the tendency to think of natural things as mere resources for humans or as raw materials with which human labour could be mixed, not only to produce consumable goods, but also to generate human ownership (Plumwood 1993, Sagoff 2004).

Cuba's government said Tuesday that language promoting the legalization of gay marriage will be removed from the draft of a new Constitution after widespread pushback against the idea.

Mr. Bell was also ordered to remove all language promoting the claim, known as the 861 position after a section of the tax code, that only those working for foreign-owned companies owe taxes on their wages.

HAVANA (AP) — Cuba's government said Tuesday that language promoting the legalization of gay marriage will be removed from the draft of a new constitution after widespread popular rejection of the idea.

We claim that the language promotes "correct-by-construction" software development and integration by supporting each individual phase of the application lifecycle.

LIPS is a distributed message passing language that promotes the separation of communication from computation by using the concept of guarded processes.

The personalization principle is a design recommendation for computer-based learning which states that multimedia instruction using personalized language promotes learning better than those using formal language.

The Italian Fascist regime pursued Italianization of South Tyrol, by restricting use of the German language while promoting the Italian language; promoting mass migration of Italians into the region, encouraged mainly through industralization; and resettlement of the German-speaking population.

Cubans who ordinarily shy from open criticism of the government spoke out in large numbers against the proposed language promoting gay marriage during public consultations on the draft.

He is director of the government-funded Routes into languages programme, which promotes the take up of languages in schools and universities in the UK.

And despite language promoting "growth" and "competitiveness", ultimately the agreement concludes that austerity and consolidation of national budgets remains the main remedy to exit the crisis, albeit with more emphasis on structural reform.