Sentence examples for language qualified from inspiring English sources
The early Bolsheviks thought themselves internationalist and anti-imperialist, and in their new country each ethnic group that had its own language qualified for its own district.
The first wisely invests in people, including the recruitment and training of a diverse workforce with renewed emphasis on language qualified case officers and analysts.
Downing tasked his staff (of which I was one) with drafting a plan-of-plans to revitalize the nation's human intelligence capabilities (referred to as HUMINT), emphasizing, among other things, the recruitment of language qualified case officers, enhancement of their cover identities, and deployment of those officers to strategic foreign locales.
Yvonne studied languages, qualified as a solicitor and moved to Paris for a while (she now lives in London).
When the person reading lips does not know American Sign Language, a qualified Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) provider can help them effectively piece the conversation together by transcribing all the audio into text.
"The consensus that this is due to the requirement for a language to qualify for the English baccalaureate suggests that languages are been treated as a means to an end," he said.
In the academic sphere, the Dartmouth researchers often use careful statistical adjustments and nuanced language to qualify their findings.
Besides, there is no Constitutional provision or law that says a territory must declare English its official language to qualify for statehood.
The PGA Rules state that only English language films qualify for awards consideration".
Try companies such as WPP Group, Euromonitor, Mintel – they all need qualified language professionals for a lot of their posts," he adds.
To have cultural demands beyond language you need qualified people to write plays and make art, and during the 1980s you had so many Kurdish people tortured that they didn't have time to think about cultural questions, which means there's still a long way to go".
