Yet although, overall, the number of secondary schools teaching languages at GCSE continues to fall, grammar schools, specialist schools and independent schools have maintained language provision.
As Inbar-Lourie (2008) maintains, language assessment is today perceived "as a socially constructed activity embedded in the local context with teachers, students and other community members recognized as meaningful assessment partners" (p. 386).
Regardless of the reasoning of the comments, the Advisory Committee, while not excluding all mention of the hijackers, did maintain language in its guidelines that would discourage the "Memorial Center" from exploring their motivations or ideology.
Viability theory guarantees that this procedure maintains language coexistence.
Therefore, if among different possible action policies to maintain language coexistence, doing nothing keeps the system in a viable situation, we assume that this strategy will be chosen in order to reduce costs.
An increasing number of programs and initiatives are under way to preserve and maintain languages, including a Noongar language Wikipedia, online databases and educational cooperatives.
On the other hand, some even argue that the spread of English urges the speakers of minority languages to passionately commit to maintaining their language, as it is their language links them to their own culture, history, and identity.
We hypothesise that problems of language control are relevant to understanding the parallel pattern of language recovery where there is no difficulty selecting or maintaining the language in use (Green, 2005; Green & Price, 2001; Paradis, 2004).
If there are no domains (school, travel, grandparents) where only one of the two languages will do, "children are very good at judging whether it is worth maintaining a language or letting it wither away".
The European Union delegation, as well as those from many Asian, African and Latin American countries, favors maintaining earlier language.
