Sentence examples for the designated language from inspiring English sources

The examination will consist of translating accurately and completely a piece of scholarship of 750 words or more in the designated language.

For example, each pavilion features a clock that recites time in the language of that pavilion and a telephone that plays a Simon Says game asking children to repeat a sequence of numbers in the designated language.

That was followed by another Senate policy which required the Department to designate language as central positions, and the level of language proficiency that was required, and to report annually to the Congress on its compliance.

In (a), the most generic use, it comes to designate language as such.

These are the "lettori" — literally "readers" — widely used here to designate language teachers hired in part for their proficiency in a mother tongue other than Italian.

IS is gaining acceptance for providing communicative access to conference audience members who do not have knowledge of the designated conference languages, and it is being recruited for use due to the prohibitive expense of providing interpreting services in numerous different sign languages.

For example, when constructing a questionnaire for a non-English-speaking population, the questionnaire should be initially written in English, then translated by two people of the designated native (foreign) language and subsequently translated back into English by two native English-speaking people to identify any potential issues that may have arisen from the translation.

The reasons for removing the notes lie in the fact that the language produced within the designated time limit could reflect the actual performance of the participants and also their papers could be used as the data showing how they engaged in the pre-task planning.

The constitutionally designated official language of the Indian central government is Hindi, and English is also officially designated for government use.

During field visits to schools in more than a dozen states for a book that I recently completed for publication later this year, I found that elementary schools are increasingly teaching social studies and science during part of the time designated for language arts.

English and French have traditionally been spoken by only a small fraction of the population, although English was designated the language of educational instruction in 2008.