In forthright, clear, pastoral, sometimes even moving language, the charter set out a detailed policy for responding to an accusation that a priest had sexually abused a child or a teenager.
On moving languages and cultures – her family left Krakow, Poland, for Vancouver, Canada, when she was a young girl – something immediately drained out of her identity.
Ms. Contino-Phillips said the school intends to move foreign language classes to the building.
"Ben-Yehuda was trying to move the language away from Polish and German influence," she said.
Steven Hayes, a psychologist at the University of Nevada at Reno, has developed a talk therapy called Acceptance Commitment Therapy, or ACT, based on a similar, Buddha-like effort to move beyond language to change fundamental psychological processes.
But there's a move from language lovers like myself to preserve and promote Polari as a kind of linguistic artifact – so the battles and resilience of those who spoke it are remembered and respected.
While "the logical picture of the facts is the thought" (3), in the move to language Wittgenstein continues to investigate the possibilities of significance for propositions (4).
He has a way of moving through language, meditatively.
Sometimes farcically, sometimes almost in homage, she moves the language of sculpture on.
This was a self-conscious push from a composer who believed himself to be at the avant-garde, moving the language of music forward; instigating progress.
