Sentence examples for language reforms from inspiring English sources

'In the Balkans there were these ruthless language reforms...'...

The variety of scripts that were introduced hindered written communication, and language reforms had similar effects.

Elif Safak, perhaps the best-known of Turkey's younger generation of novelists, sees the language reforms as a catastrophe.

Above all, the scheme is characteristic of a body that played a central role in arguably the most sweeping changes in Turkey's history - the language reforms of the 1920s and 30s.

The language reforms took place in 1938 and promoted the Samnorsk ideal.

According to historian Kåre Lunden, Koht was much hated by many because of his language reforms, which were routinely perceived as attacks and degradations on their preferred language.

Language reform wasn't an issue during the Arab Spring.

The success of the language reform was due, to a large extent, to Kazinczy's efforts.

During the subsequent interrogation, one officer shouted, "What do you mean by language reform?

He also wrote more than 100 books explaining and advocating parliamentary government, popular education, language reform, women's rights, and a host of other causes.

From this time onward, especially after the language reform that was meant to rediscover the pre-Islamic roots of the Turkish language, Turkish literature followed the pattern of Western literature in all major respects, though with local overtones.