Sentence examples for language recognizes from inspiring English sources

People with addiction shouldn't be called "addicts" in the same way that people with schizophrenia shouldn't be called "schizophrenics"; person-first language recognizes our common humanity.

But as the department's new language recognizes, the strategy of lumping all these countries together as international rogues, unreachable through normal tools of diplomacy and fit only for isolation and military containment, has grown out of date.

Hence language recognizes many arts and many forms of knowledge" (Sophist, 257c).

Although disaggregated data specific to Native Hawaiians or Pilipinos (The official Filipino language recognizes both Filipino (Filipina) and Pilipino (Pilipina) as terms for the citizens of the country.

The new gender-neutral language recognizes that some transgender, genderqueer and intersex individuals may require midwifery care and do not identify as women.

While she was trying to repeat the words in Hebrew, the judge shouted at her to use a language recognized by the court.

"The United States is prepared to adopt some kind of language recognizing the demographic realities that have occurred since 1967," said an administration official, referring to settlements established after Israel captured the West Bank and Gaza in a war with neighboring countries.

This was to be accomplished by such activities as producing a dictionary and grammar of the Swedish language, recognizing the achievements of Swedes in "eloquence and poetry" in annual competitions, and minting an annual coin to honour an eminent Swede.

The Zhuangzi strain, informed by contact with Chinese philosophy of language, recognized that a blanket anti-language position was self-censuring.

In particular, the possibly infinite set of arguments is specified through the language recognized by a deterministic finite automaton while a suitable formalism, called attack expression, is introduced to describe the relation of attack between arguments.

(2) Language and activity types are mutually contingent so that language recognized as allowable is determined by the activity in progress and, recursively, activities are recognized by the actions that constitute them.