When in school, indigenous children are subject to language discrimination, low literacy rates, low enrolment, high dropout rates and disparities in national academic achievements.
28 On the same day, individuals received a MMSE 29– 31 and where then subject to language tests by trained investigators in an environment with adequate lighting and reduced noise conditions.
Desire is not subject to the language of judicious choice, or it would not be desire, with a language all its own.
While migrants from anywhere in the world would be subject to the language test, Cameron emphasized in his article that 190,000 Muslim women in Britain speak little or no English, despite having lived in the U.K. for years. .
Studies not published in English were excluded and the findings reported therefore may be subject to English language publication bias.
Though when that lech of a lecturer comments on her tits To a male classmate, openly, she might Feel – quick as a run in nylon – that it's Not what ought to happen, is not polite, She'll burn, but smile, have no word that fits The insult, can't subject it to language's prism.
DTI tractography was performed on each subject to isolate language-related white matter projections originating from primary auditory areas using 'probtractx'probtractx
It is a curious new reality: the ageing patriarch subject to the modern language of behaviour and relationships.
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In his newest essay, Kluwe argues that he was subjected to homophobic language late in his tenure with the Minnesota Vikings, and eventually lost his job because he spoke out in support of gay marriage.
A Communist Party in power, which by its nature should be expert in handling the language of ideology, saw its credibility utterly eroded and its language subject to derision by the whole nation.
