Sentence examples for languages law from inspiring English sources

Oxford comes top for medicine, maths, modern languages, law, politics, economics and English.

Represented in all walks of life they tend to cluster in professions that follow rule-based repetitive systems, as found in academia, languages, law, politics, technology, banking and engineering.

In September 2001 the British Academy, the national academy for the humanities and social sciences, reported a crisis in the recruitment of PhD students, highlighting the greatest shortfall in accountancy, business and management studies, economics, education, European languages, law, and creative and performing arts.

The political union of Castile and Aragon could not by itself, of course, overcome the two realms' centuries-old diversity of languages, laws, and traditions.

The wenome comprises the rules, customs, rituals, manners, images, tunes, songs, languages, laws, constitutions, and institutions that define the culture by which our genome and menome are conditioned.

The EU has not taken a stance on the language law.

Words matter; language, law, and history get entwined when we look, as we should, for justice.

And the punctuation of the debate about the new "language law" is pretty startling too.

Without Mr Lytyvn, the language law remains blocked--it needs his signature, and the president's to become law.

Relations with Slovakia are tense, thanks to a badly drafted language law there and some silly politicking.

The French-only language law, known as Bill 101, remains on the books, though separatist sentiment has waned.