"I would say, in the language of diplomacy, that the teams are aware that the collective bargaining agreement doesn't authorize trades involving coaches' contracts," Stern told ESPN New York.
"So I said to my mother one time: 'Why do they take my sisters?' " he said in Luganda, the language of the largest tribe in Uganda.
"No one can deny us the right that God gave us to speak our own language, in our schools or in our mosques," the religious leader said in Kurdish, the language of Turkey's 12 million to 15 million Kurds that the Turkish state still forbids the official use of in schools, mosques and government offices.
"We tried having a lot of parties but we failed," he said in Luganda, the language of Uganda's largest ethnic group, the Baganda, at a recent rally just outside Kampala.
According to IntelCenter's description, a man holding an assault rifle, who identifies himself as Abdullah Mansour, says in the Uighur language: "We, members of the Turkestan Islamic Party, have declared war against China.
So, yes, the problem is indeed caused by a failure of markets, as the Pope might say, or — in the language of economics — a "market failure".
I learn it parrot fashion, but it's important to say it in the language of the country you're playing".
He went on to say, clearly in the language of a candidate, that "I've determined that 2016" will be about promoting a program to increase wages and to stimulate economic growth and that he was going to do everything he personally could do top pursue that agenda.
It says, in the startlingly routine language of a forwarded office e-mail, EVIDENCE OF UNCHECKED TORTURE WAS NOTED IN THE IRAQI POLICE STATION IN HUSAYBAH, IZ.
A natural basis for transmitting such concepts exists, he says, in the form of a mathematical language known as Lingua Cosmica, or Lincos, for short, developed in 1960 by the late Dutch mathematician Dr. Hans Freudenthal at Utrecht University.
