Sentence examples for languages of commerce from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Robb sees Rimbaud's African field bulletins as an implicit criticism of the languages of commerce and diplomacy (and his conduct in business activities as a criticism of the inadequacies of other traders): "The refusal to adopt contemporary prejudices, which makes the 'Illuminations' such an excitingly alien work, also made its author an unusually proficient explorer".

The most notable work devoted to the study of contemporary literature was Lyudmila Zubova's Yazyky sovremennoy poezy ("Languages of Contemporary Poetry").

Minneapolis: Augsburg Fortress 2007 "Learn to Share Christ in the Languages of People's Daily Lives" In Christian Education as Evangelism, edited by Norma Cook Everist, 122-133.

We created dozens of test-cases for each of the three languages of SBGN, covering all aspects of the syntax.

It sometimes seems the entire nation is studying English, the language of commerce.

Protesters saw English as the privileged language of commerce.

Yiddish was, at most, the language of Ashkenazi Jews.

His ever-shrinking flock speak Aramaic, the language of Jesus Christ.

Luxembourgish language, also called Lëtzebuergesch, Letzeburgisch, Luxembourgian, Luxemburgian, or Luxembourgeois, national language of Luxembourg.

The Monday body language of International Golf Federation officials alone told a story of abject disappointment.

Part of the project is also about using the language of CLITERACY in everyday life, right?