Sentence examples for offered language from inspiring English sources

"I think the Senate understands they have offered language that's entirely too broad," said Deborah Glick, the chief sponsor of the Assembly bill and a Democrat from Manhattan.

For most of the 100 years that the New York Chinese School, on Mott Street, has offered language classes, nearly all have taught Cantonese.

One of the principal means for achieving that goal was through the nearly 100 Confucius Institutes that the Chinese government had established at U.S. universities and the dozens of others it had founded in major European countries, which offered language and culture classes.

But it would not win America friends with those reformists he praised in Libya or Syria.Mr Romney offered language on Iran that was a smidgeon tougher than Mr Obama's, talking of not tolerating the development of an Iranian nuclear capability, a lower threshold than denouncing an Iranian bomb.

Nonetheless, here's the note that I submitted in place of the offered language (my note was rejected automatically, perhaps because I'm not from Pennsylvania): I've covered climate science fairly and accurately since 1985, including through more than 15 years as a reporter at The New York Times.

In addition to offering language classes in several countries, AmeriSpan Study Abroad offers "language and fun" vacations like "Spanish and windsurfing," "Portuguese and Capoeira" and "French and wine".

Disney offers language courses as well as theme parks.Chinese consumers are fond of displaying their wealth.

Kiron also offers language courses, a lecture series, and a startup incubator.

It also offers language assistance and legal advice in court cases and dealings with city services.

Its members arrange dinner parties, collect second-hand furniture, offer language support and a lot more for refugees all over the country.

The university also offers language programs in Anishinaabe, a Native American tongue, Portuguese and American Sign Language.