Sentence examples for seeking language from inspiring English sources

Seeking language help is a common practice among local law enforcement agencies in Washington State.

According to some environmental groups and European officials, Japan, where many industries oppose the treaty, was seeking language that would blunt the accord's teeth.

Linqapp, which launched in closed beta mode last month and connects people seeking language help with native speakers around the world, will work on a freemium model.

In preparing an agenda and a declaration for the conference, some countries have sought language that others see as thinly veiled references to Israel that echo the anti-Zionist language of some United Nations documents of the 1970's.

Some group-differentiated rights are held by individual members of minority groups, as in the case of individuals who are granted exemptions from generally applicable laws in virtue of their religious beliefs or individuals who seek language accommodations in schools or in voting.

The project appeared effective at providing authentic and meaningful communicative language opportunities, and students appeared proactive in seeking corrective language feedback.

* not in accordance with criteria Because the founding papers on eurythmy were in German language, we sought German language articles by performing a search in the database CAMbase and the archive of the journal "Der Merkurstab" (from 1946 to 2007).

This is, above all, a book about experience, and about seeking a language that is adequate for both the fiery moments of inspiration and the "fireless life" in which we spend most of our days.

Queen Bey's example, Keleta-Mae says, is one to follow for black artists seeking a language to express political power successfully in the pop arena.

The score produced howls from reform opponents as well as a months-long, often-painful process for Democratic lawmakers seeking legislative language that scored lower than $1 trillion, a numerical ceiling set by the White House.

A group that would fit these characteristics are first generation immigrants from non-Western origin because of factors related to the migration process, such as health status, self perceived needs, health seeking behaviour, language barriers, or other cultural or religious differences, which might increase patient delay and influence outcome of care.