Sentence examples for making a foreign from inspiring English sources

The proposals published this week include making a foreign language compulsory from the age of seven, as well as introducing more demanding programmes in maths and English.

Chris Hamnet is professor of geography at King's College London In 2006 the Observer published a letter signed by 50 directors of university language centres asking the government to consider making a foreign language compulsory again for 14 to 16 year-olds.

He was made a foreign associate of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences in 1982.

"Yes just as we would make a foreign nation feel it.

HOW many spanners in the West's works does it take to make a foreign policy for Russia?

(Passing the interviews simply makes a foreign spouse eligible for a green card; getting one requires a separate application and security clearance).

"This is not a statute that is designed to create some political brouhaha or make a foreign policy statement," Mr. Lewin said.

The pragmatism of the Achaemenids and Mughals is striking because no confident modern nation would today make a foreign language official.

Czechoslovakia recognised the State of Palestine in 1988 only to make a foreign policy U-turn after Communism fell in Europe in 1989.

The only reason they failed to make a foreign sale was their arrogant insistence that the buyer sign a purchase agreement before seeing or inspecting the plane.

Sometimes what makes a foreign band successful in Japan is not simply the qualities that made them stars elsewhere, but the way in which they reappropriate aspects of Japanese culture.