Sentence examples for strengthening language from inspiring English sources

Late last month, proponents of the bill unveiled changes to the text, strengthening language applying to violent offenders to win over more Republicans and convince McConnell it has enough votes for passage.

This helps to strengthen language and vocabulary areas in your brain.

We have witnessed this with many of our partner schools, as teachers and administrators have reported that students participating in world language programs are also strengthening English language proficiency and gaining confidence in other core subjects.

Now companies and their lawyers are likely to change tack and focus on strengthening the language in takeover contracts to help ensure that transactions are completed.

He said the statement would provide a "clear basis" for the next three years of work on strengthening the language.

The children's books and media materials for television and radio are aimed at young children as well as their parents and caregivers and will be published and broadcast in Myanmar and other major ethnic languages for strengthening children's language and emergent literacy.

This is acknowledged as a limitation of this study and thus there is a need to conduct further studies with larger samples of former foreign language teachers to strengthen the reliability of this finding.

The main dialect, Kalaallisut or West Greenlandic, has been the official language of the Greenlandic autonomous territory since June 2009; this is a move by the Greenlandic government to strengthen the language in its competition with the colonial language, Danish.

Phyllis Schlafly, the longtime social conservative organizer, led efforts to revise the support for the immigration plan and to strengthen the language opposing research that uses stem cells.

While text can still be changed, ministerial level actions will probably now be needed to reinsert targets and strengthen safeguard language.

The following year, after demanding that Glaxo strengthen the language on Avandia's label describing its potential heart risks, the F.D.A. sent Glaxo a letter reprimanding the company for playing down those risks in discussions between sales representatives and undercover investigators at a medical conference.