Sentence examples for recognition of language from inspiring English sources

It is also believed to include recognition of language rights for Russian speakers in the whole of Ukraine; recognition of Kiev's overall authority by the rebels; and Russian acceptance of a monitoring force to prevent further movement of troops or weapons across the border from Russia.

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Humanism was founded on the philological ambition to recapture the legacy of classical literature, both by the retrieval of texts and by the imitation of classical style; but, equally, it implied the recognition of language as a persuasive medium, the province of rhetoric.

Nor should it be forgotten that Mendelssohn's recognition of language's basically ritualistic and empathic character, as a springboard to reason, is rooted in what he regards as the possibilities of Judaism.

Those include: government engagement with First Nations; shared oversight; recognition of languages and culture; a statutory funding guarantee; and assurance that aboriginal communities can continue to exercise control over their education.

For instance, data from Dutch English bilinguals show that the recognition of words from one language is affected by the existence of similarly spelled words in the other language (van Heuven et al. 1998).

President Abdelaziz Bouteflika announced that Tamazight, the Berber language, would become an official language alongside Arabic after Berber leaders called for a boycott of the May election and made recognition of the language one of their demands.

The survey comes amid high-level pressure for wider recognition of the language skills of young Britons.

Last year, Berber activists in Morocco published a manifesto calling for the recognition of their language and its use in schools.

It began in February when ethnic Albanian rebels of the National Liberation Army began a military campaign aimed, they say, at greater political rights and recognition of their language.

To some, the implants are a godsend; to others, they are oversold and pose a threat to the hard-won recognition of sign language.