People are expected to have the standard of language that is required of them in order to do that job.
A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: "We are absolutely committed to improving performance and ensuring the highest standard of language services for those who need them.
Immersion is, of course, the gold standard of language teaching methods; generally, anyone who teaches a language recommends moving for a while so you can be among native speakers if you want to make real progress.
Immersion is, of course, the gold standard of language teaching methods; generally, anyone who teaches a language recommends moving for a while so you can be among native speakers if you want to make real progress.
The new report on race and the Chicago Police Department issued last week by a City Hall-appointed task force is, by the standards of bureaucratic language, a full-throated scream.
(He doesn't actually say "dodobrain"; I had to alter the quote, in keeping with The Times's standards of crude language thereby violating another Times rule that quotations cannot be changed.
"Textspeak" often involves deliberate modifications to the spelling and grammatical standards of natural language, and this has spawned entire domains of linguistic research.
The government hopes that, through the CSE project, the standards of English language education in China can be aligned to international frameworks.
Interpretation, according to this view, long maintained by H.L.A. Hart (1961, chapter 7), is an exception to the standard understanding of language and communication, rendered necessary only when the law is, for some reason, unclear.
