Sentence examples for language regime from inspiring English sources

The package encompasses a new unitary patent, with an associated language regime and a unified patent court, which will be set up to create a single enforcement forum for all European patents.

They argue that the proposed language regime unfairly favors English, French, and German, and have filed a complaint before the Court of Justice of the European Union, which will issue its opinion on Tuesday as well.

Businessmen, faced with a 21st-century global economy, scratch their heads in disbelief when they see us stuck in discussions about language regimes and regional distribution of courts," he told members of the European Parliament.

While comparative work on law questions is often undertaken across legal systems that share similar foundations and/or legal and language regimes (Giannacopoulos, 2016, p. 2) the approach we take here requires a break from this familiar approach.

I pretend that it's part of my French language improvement regime.

They are very suspicious of the US because of our vitriolic language toward the regime and our call, in effect, for regime change".

They are very suspicious of the U.S. because of our vitriolic language toward the regime and our call, in effect, for regime change.

After a short-lived conversion to Communist enthusiasm in his teens, toward the end of which time he presided, mortified, over the expulsion of three classmates from the Party, he became aware of the political tricks that words could play — the way in which the language of the regime was at once numbingly bland and full of deceptions.

Such ideologically coloured language enabled the regime to portray border crossers as little better than traitors and criminals.

When he recovered fully, his family decided that the newly renamed Oerip – who continued to misbehave – should study at the local Dutch School for Girls ; the schools for boys were full and they hoped that the girls' school would improve Oerip's skill in Dutch, the language of the regime, as well as his temperament.

What a humiliation for the superpower to have to negotiate mealy-mouthed language with the totalitarian regime in Beijing!