That would require the restoration of the language law in eastern Ukraine and firm action to prevent armed groups of anti-Russian nationalists threatening public buildings there.
However, with the demise of ideal language doctrines and subsequent restoration of respect for ordinary language, vagueness is increasingly considered less superficial than response (1) suggests.
It is such a deep restoration of the wonder of language.
Ever since the restoration of democracy, the Catalan language-immersion used in the Catalan education system has been crucial to holding together a society that seemed to be at risk of unravelling towards the end of the 1970s.
After the Meiji Restoration of 1868, modern ideologues used language and ideas derived from Kokugaku discourse to create of a new ideology of imperial rule.
Specifically, Heiss and Theil [ 8] suggest that the most successful recovery of language ability is associated with the restoration of function in the original language processing regions of the LH, and that this is only possible for particularly small lesions.
The passing of a language diminishes cultural diversity, anthropologists say, and the restoration of at least some part of a language is an act of reclaiming a people's heritage.
With an open and critical discourse as well as a professional cross-pollination of language, technique and strategies (here in landscape architecture and restoration ecology), there is the potential of increasing the footprint of landscapes capable of delivering ecosystem function.
The arrival of a skeptical American art journalist (Alex Draper) leads to a lively debate on not only the ethics of restoration and conservation but also on the history of nations and the complex, divisive influences of language, commerce, and religion.
Sharing outside of language.
