Sentence examples for language which requires from inspiring English sources
I've tried to narrow the contractual language, which requires a 'fair and reasonable' amount of publicity.
Legislative leaders have yet to weigh in on the language, which requires approval from lawmakers.
This year, all seniors are taking AP English Language, which requires more challenging persuasive writing.
The law incorporates language which requires communications service providers to obey government requests for building ongoing technical capability for the enactment of interception warrants, including by removing "electronic protection" from their communications.
Imposing the Second Circuits heightened standard conflicts with Rule 8(a)s express language, which requires simply that the complaint give the defendant fair notice of what the plaintiffs claim is and the grounds upon which it rests. Conley v. Gibson, 355 U. S. 41.
While computer coding is a type of "language" -- and an important one -- academics and educators in both linguistics and computer science do not recognize coding as comparable to speaking another language, which requires person-to-person interaction and understanding of another's culture and context.
Previous programming was written in machine (first-generation) language or assembly (second-generation) language, which required the programmer to write instructions in binary or hexadecimal arithmetic.
The animated "Madagascar" series alone has been translated into thirty-seven languages — which requires a commensurate number of promotional appearances.
Another desirable feature for imperative synchronous languages, which requires further temporal abstraction layers, is function calls, which must be executed within a micro step: For example, assume that the greatest common divisor (GCD) of two integers is required in a program expression.
Receive a rating of 'Advanced Low' on the Foreign Service Institute/American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (FSI/ACTFL) oral proficiency except in the non-cognate languages which require an 'Intermediate High' rating.
They also have to pass an English language test (which requires them to read, speak, or write words like "George Washington" and "dollar bill") and a civics test (which requires them to correctly answer questions like, "How many US senators are there?" and "What did Susan B. Anthony do?").
