Sentence examples for recognized language from inspiring English sources

It is an officially recognized language of India.

The only widely recognized language we have for women on the road is that of women on the run.

It was only in the past century, however, that two letters of Johnson's, written in French (which the servants could not read and which was the recognized language of erotic experiment), turned up.

If the recognized language is the same as L1, the L1's decoding progress is continued as is the L1's post processing, including tasks such as translation and keyword spotting.

'Minionese' has no translation to, or meaning in any recognized language.

It is in fact a recognized language with it's own grammar and syntax, rules, etc.

The eighth schedule of the Indian constitution lists 22 recognized languages, of which Nepali and Bodo (spoken by a minority group in Assam) are the two language groups without their own province.

Although Bolivia has 35 officially recognized languages (Taylor 2004), Spanish is the traditional language of the elite class and also the most common shared language between groups.

A candidate sitting for the nationwide Civil Services Examination, for instance, can opt to use any of the recognized languages for the test, except in the mandatory English and optional foreign language sections.

It is indeed surprising that India, a country with 18 constitutionally recognized languages and nearly 2000 dialects, has no equivalent word for the "lesbian".

In addition to tracking motion and recognizing language, Simon accumulates knowledge through experience.