Sentence examples for language restoration from inspiring English sources

The Mohegans' gaming profits finance cultural education including a language restoration project; housing for tribal elders; a museum and church.

He is also engaged in language restoration for the Catawba of North Carolina and is collaborating with Helen Rountree, emeritus professor of anthropology at Old Dominion University, on a dictionary of Virginia Algonquian.

"We no longer use the term 'dead' language -- we now speak of them as 'dormant,' " said Leanne Hinton, a professor of linguistics at the University of California at Berkeley, which recently sponsored its fourth annual "Breath of Life California Language Restoration Workshop".

Conversations with prison staff and teachers, who come in from the outside to run workshops in areas like information technology, languages, furniture restoration and even digitizing documents and audio archives for French radio, suggested a relatively benign atmosphere inside Poissy that appeared to belie serious issues in the prison system here.

He was going to produce much more Shakespeare, purged of the coarse language and effects of Restoration drama: the name of Garrick should be remembered with that of Shakespeare.

However, with the demise of ideal language doctrines and subsequent restoration of respect for ordinary language, vagueness is increasingly considered less superficial than response (1) suggests.

That would require the restoration of the language law in eastern Ukraine and firm action to prevent armed groups of anti-Russian nationalists threatening public buildings there.

Long acknowledged that the GOP-controlled legislature did not work with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights groups on crafting the language of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act because the lawmakers didn't think the bill would affect that community.

Among other reforms made law with their publication in the Official Gazette were the right of private schools to teach in languages other than Turkish, the restoration of traditional Kurdish names for towns and villages, and the scrapping of a nationalist oath that had been read in schoolrooms for decades, Hurriyet reported.

It included more restoration and less judgment language.

Specifically, Heiss and Theil [ 8] suggest that the most successful recovery of language ability is associated with the restoration of function in the original language processing regions of the LH, and that this is only possible for particularly small lesions.