Sentence examples for language scholarship from inspiring English sources

In lieu of flowers, please make memorial contributions to: The James Maddaloni Foreign Language Scholarship Fund, Irvington Board of Education, Irvington, NY 10533.

These numbers have no doubt been bolstered by the Critical Language Scholarship Program, begun in 2006 by the State Department — a government initiative set up to encourage college-age students to study Arabic, as well as 12 other listed languages, including Punjabi and Azerbaijani.

Programs such as the State Department's Critical Language Scholarship, the Erasmus network in Europe, and the new Schwarzman Scholarship, among many others, seek to increase communication and interaction between young people from around the world.

The Critical Language Scholarship program is a 7 to 10-week program open to U.S. undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students.

There are also means-tested bursaries available for students from low-income families and Welsh language scholarships.

Given the eventful nature of his reign, the lack of English-language scholarship on this emperor's life is surprising.

The historian Richard Andrews has argued persuasively that the sans-culotte leadership came largely from a lower middle class of minor officials, clerks and prosperous tradesmen, but Hazan (who seems unfamiliar with English-language scholarship on the revolution) accepts their own self-description as men who worked with their hands, and for the most part lived on the edge of poverty.

After the war Leigh Fermor continued to travel widely and he used his facility with languages, scholarship and extraordinary memory to good effect as an author.

Born in Bootle, on Merseyside, son of Walter and Lottie, both factory workers, he attended Bootle grammar school before winning a languages scholarship to St John's College, Cambridge.

The titles in this list are those in most common use today in English-language scholarship, followed by standard abbreviations in parentheses.

The vernacular made strong inroads (even as the language of scholarship) when Descartes published his Discours de la méthode (Discourse on Method) in French in 1637.