For many language educators and researchers, the evaluative aspect of language has been most popularly established in the theory of Communicative Competence (Savignon 1983, Canale and Swain 1980, Celce-Murcia, Dörnyei, and Thurrell 1995), the basis for the Communicative Language Teaching approach, which has been one of the most common approaches in many parts of the world.
In 1810 a popularly elected government was established as the territory continued to grow in population and develop a very basic road network, government, and education system.
In 1567 the governor of the Netherlands, the Duke of Alba, established the Council of Troubles (popularly called the "Blood Council") to suppress non-Catholic religions and enforce Spanish rule, leading to mass arrests and executions.
The Child Abuse Mitigation Project, popularly known as CAMP Bustamante, established at the hospital in 2004 with funds received from UNICEF, has so far rescued 704 children from the threat of further abuse and neglect, thereby keeping them out of the accident and emergency rooms.
(Tommasini) Classical Music Bang on a Can Festival (Friday and Saturday) This inventive composers collective and new-music band has established a summer festival, popularly called Banglewood, at MASS MoCA, where the organization's composer founders, along with members of its house band, the Bang on a Can All-Stars, teach and perform.
Gary was the scene of a significant early-20th-century development in public education when William Wirt established the work-study-play school, popularly known as the platoon school, designed to attract underprivileged children.
In 1637 he formed the King's and Queen's Young Company, more popularly known as Beeston's Boys, a company that was established by royal warrant.
During the second half of the 20th century, the monarchs increasingly divested themselves of their power, and in 2008 King Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuk, the fifth in a royal line that had been established in 1907, completed the transfer of governmental authority to a popularly elected, multiparty, bicameral legislature.
The tenth Census resulted in the publication of twenty-two volumes, was popularly regarded as the best census of any up to that time, and definitively established Walker's reputation as the preeminent statistician in the nation.
The checks, popularly called rebates, were intended to give all taxpayers the benefit of the new 10 percent rate established by the tax-cut bill that President Bush signed last summer.
It established a two-house legislature (with an indirectly elected Senate as a conservative check on the popularly elected Chamber of Deputies); a Council of Ministers responsible to the Chamber; and a president with powers resembling those of a constitutional monarch.
