Sentence examples for regarding the language from inspiring English sources

A disrepute charge for Terry and Ferdinand regarding the language they admitted using during QPR's 1-0 defeat of Chelsea at Loftus Road is one possible outcome from the FA's inquiry.

Between 1845 and 1848 a bitter controversy arose regarding the language of instruction, but the issue was between the mother tongue and English, and not between a Classical language and English as it was in Bengal.

The choices regarding the language model depend to a large extent on the design of the CALL system, the type of items present in the CALL system.

For Kripke structures, the question has been answered in the negative (Heifetz & Samet 1998; Fagin, Geanakoplos, Halpern, & Vardi 1999; Meier 2005), with some qualifications regarding the language that is used to describe them (Heifetz 1999; Roy & Pacuit 2013).

Welsh Language Society chairman Robin Farrar said: "Nearly a year has passed since we saw the results of the census, and since then there has been a lot of talk and discussion about the situation regarding the language.

The study also sought to investigate the views of educators regarding the language of the EYLF as they attempt to interpret and implement it in their work with children under 2 years.

The people who have been briefed on the dispute said that the State Department also regarded the language describing the men as inflammatory and impossible to prove.

In his time, many educated people still regarded the language of everyday life as too rough a medium for an ambitious piece of writing.

Although the English spoken in South Africa differs in some respects from standard British English, its speakers do not regard the language as a separate one.

In his speech, he said: "I say explicitly to those delusional people who say the military option is on the table, that they should change their glasses … Our nation regards the language of threat as rude and offensive".

At one end was the language of written communication and Islamic scholarship, which regarded the language of the Qurʾān as its inimitable yardstick; from this belief developed the later critical doctrine of iʿjāz al-Qurʾān (the "inimitability of the Qurʾān"), which resulted in a written (literary) language that has undergone remarkably little change over the centuries.