Sentence examples for language seeking from inspiring English sources

Pearson, the British publishing company, has developed a test for English as a second language, seeking to compete with two nonprofit groups that currently dominate that fast-growing market.

In language acquisition "learning sculpts the brain," but the brain is already sculptured for learning, pre-wired for language ("Seeking Deeper Meaning in the Babbling of Babies," Oct. 1).

And Jacques Derrida has long practiced a kind of phenomenology of language, seeking social meaning in the "deconstruction" of wide-ranging texts.

Messages were phrased using positive language seeking to enhance self-efficacy, which is the confidence to perform a specific behaviour [ 35].

The next morning, the judge gave the jury a new instruction, including key language sought by the defense.

The original bill included language, sought by the White House, that offered explicit protections for groups with religious names or religious icons in their literature.

But buried in the Medicare bill is language sought by the biotech industry that would help set a floor for reimbursement of biotech drugs used for hospital outpatients.

The final agreement contained a good deal of the language sought by southern countries like Croatia, Greece, Italy, Malta and Spain, including a reference to a "fair sharing" of responsibility for countering the continuing migratory pressures.

His amendment was approved 96 to 3 after Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, the senior Republican on the Armed Services Committee, added language sought by the White House that would make it harder for Congress to block the program's termination.

The resolution also included language sought by Democrats that called for the Senate to "conduct a full investigation of the abuses alleged to have occurred at Abu Ghraib" and hold those responsible accountable.

The language seeks to close part of the disclosure loophole blown open by the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United ruling.