Sentence examples for teaching of german from inspiring English sources

Susanne Wasum-Rainer, the German ambassador to Paris, went to see Ms Vallaud-Belkacem over worries about the future of the teaching of German in France.

In July 2014, she won an award from the German embassy for "setting standards of excellence" in the teaching of German as a foreign language in Britain.

The campaign to pre-empt this humiliation has its naive side - a nation that has all but abandoned the teaching of German is unlikely to be able to sing England football anthems, as suggested, auf Deutsch - but in other respects it has been admirable.

In all this troublesome business we are only interested in one thing to project into the dim past the picture of our nation as we envisage it for the future…Our teaching of German origins has depended for centuries on falsification.

In the face of such ugly violence, the state legislature heroically passed a bill... outlawing the teaching of German to children.

The legislature established and funded a state Council of Defense, but Stanley vetoed a bill that would have banned the teaching of German in public schools.

In Meyer, Nebraska forbade the teaching of the German language anywhere in the state.

Young Arthur wrote Jan Smuts, the prime minister of South Africa, demanding to be taught Hebrew instead of German.

Cláudia Barbosa has a graduate degree in Teaching of English and German, from the University of Aveiro, where she is currently working towards a PhD in Multimedia in Education.

Germans, he argues, need to be more aggressive in integrating new arrivals and do a better job of teaching immigrants the nuances of German life.

Because it is the only type of German taught in schools, its spoken form is based to a large extent on its written form; and the spoken form that carries the greatest prestige (that of stage, screen, radio, and so on) uses a largely Low German pronunciation of this written form.