Sentence examples for the relevant languages from inspiring English sources

Ignorance of the major religions of the region was equally widespread, and ignorance of the relevant languages so complete that our intelligence efforts were damaged.

"I don't think there's a single other person on the globe who knows all the relevant languages as well as Bill Hannas," said Victor H. Mair, a professor of Chinese language and literature at the University of Pennsylvania who taught Mr. Hannas in graduate school and is the general editor for the Pennsylvania Press series in which his book appears.

It has specialists tracking suspicious financial movements and others working the jails and prisons; in unmarked buildings throughout the boroughs, it has officers fluent in the relevant languages poring over the foreign press or surfing the innumerable jihadist Web sites and chat rooms.

"Commanding all the relevant languages - modern and Ancient Greek, Arabic, Latin, Coptic, and Syriac - as well as a deep knowledge of the history of medieval science, she has been able to demonstrate the crucial role of Arabic culture in stimulating Byzantine intellectual development.

EORTC translation guidelines (Koller et al, 2007) were used to produce questionnaires in all the relevant languages.

The questionnaire was modified following this process and the final version was forward translated into the relevant languages from English by ICM Research (see online supplementary data 1).

The relevant language ofthe first two regulations is similar.

The relevant language is in section 8.3(c) of the merger agreement.

.” The relevant language of this statute tracks the language of the prior versions of §2c.

Even the Court of Appeals in this case recognized the relevant language in Mitsubishi Motors as dicta.

The relevant language from the city administrative code states that it is unlawful for an employer to circulate any advertisement that expresses any specification as to national origin.