"For simple reasons of language, many television services will remain primarily national".
For reasons of language, culture, and race, members of the Chinese and Russian mob have proven harder to romanticize.
Such outposts cater to Japanese employers who say they cannot do without Japanese workers for reasons of language and culture.
It's easier to make shows in America, for reasons of language and the energy of the culture and the society.
I could have gone to Iran or Pakistan, but the Iranians look down on Afghans for reasons of language and culture.
Its members help around 40,000 clients a year, many of whom, for reasons of language or culture, would find it difficult to get help from a more mainstream agency.
The arguments it used were steeped in the ideology of romanticism: Catalonia was a "nation" differentiated from Spain for reasons of language, culture, history, collective character and so on.
For example, we limited our meta-analysis to studies published either in English or German, although only one study was excluded for reasons of language (Figure 1).
The record label Mountain Apple Company issued a statement claiming: "Hawaiian music deserves to be acknowledged as a category in its own right, not only for reasons of language but for cultural and historical reasons as well.
In Britain, it may well have done us all some good to have known a little bit about the history and function of the European Union, to better understand how decisions made in Brussels actually affected us but for reasons of language, culture, and history, we have always tended to look to the US.
