Sentence examples for linguistic policy from inspiring English sources

Speaking on Monday at a forum in St . Petersburgon "Linguistic Policy in Contemporary Russia," Mr. Putin's wife, Lyudmila, called the academy's proposals "totally self-serving".

As a result, some Spanish regions where pre-tax income per head is lower than in Catalonia end up with higher post-tax income.Carles Boix Professor of politics and public affairs Princeton University Princeton, New JerseySIR – Catalonia's linguistic policy penalises the Spanish language.

They also threw themselves into matters of linguistic policy: the standardisation of national languages; the education of the deaf; and even the effect of patriarchal surnames on the formation of family sentiment, a topic that surely deserves to be put back on the political agenda.

Finally, we reflect on the need to consider not only performance, but also the script (in the form of a professional voice used following a particular linguistic policy based on sociolinguistic norms and attitudes to language) that condition the individual linguistic behaviour, thus suggesting the need to consider community-specific factors in the explanation of stylistic variation.

They look for political fixes, i.e., governmental actions, to problems occurring in the economic (e.g., taxation) and the social sphere (e.g., education and linguistic policy).

Demonstrating that the value and drawbacks of linguistic diversity are universal, How Many Languages Do We Need? suggests ways for designing appropriate linguistic policies for today's multilingual world.

In this paper we construct two new measures of polarization, one that accounts for differences in linguistic policies across localities during the colonial era and one that accounts for the differences over time and across localities in the experience of violence throughout the conflict episode.

In the 1950s, Denmark's linguistic policies were directed at replacing Greenlandic with Danish.

The United States, France, and Indonesia are among scores of countries which have set out mono-linguistic policies to firm up political unity.

A linguistic analysis of policy body-camera data from traffic stops reveals race-based differences.

Education through the Spanish language long has been the principal means of establishing a policy of linguistic and cultural assimilation for the indigenous population.