Sentence examples for paid language from inspiring English sources

The students are amazed that their teachers are actually volunteers and not highly paid language specialists.

Dene became a moderately successful actor after Leighton paid for language lessons; she accompanied him to society events, and may have been the inspiration for George Bernard Shaw's Eliza Doolittle in Pygmalion.

Careful attention must be paid to language.

But Lee Saunders, the council's director, argued that the merit-pay language was largely inconsequential.

Officials with District Council 37, which has 125,000 members, called the overall package excellent and played down the merit-pay language, saying it merely reaffirmed a right that the city has long held.

At a meeting yesterday of the district council's negotiating team, a handful of union leaders attacked the merit-pay language as contrary to the principles of trade unionism.

The new merit pay language mirrors the evaluation policy: both seem to align the union with education reform efforts more than ever before, but come with major caveats.

With some versions having already amassed hundreds of thousands of articles the French and German versions both boasted more than one million—particular attention was paid to languages of the developing world, such as Swahili and Tamil, in an attempt to reach populations otherwise underserved by the Internet.

Or you could force employers to pay a language bonus, rather than treating staff with language skills as "free" translators.

Even where you don't have to pay, the language barrier could mean the state system is not an option, particularly outside the west.

The Telegraph: 'New Deal' to tackle Europe's mass youth unemployment The "New Deal for Europe" will free up EU resources to pay for language courses and fund jobseekers' flights around the continent in search of work.