This language should in most cases be the foreign language most widely studied by users across the Union, but in some specific cases, more particularly in the case of information to be provided at local level by small municipalities close to the border of a Member State, the most suitable language may be the one used as a first language by the cross-border users in the neighbouring Member State.
Besides, as the experts use a suitable language to describe the system at hand, the accidental complexity that one would insert into the system to describe a given domain is reduced, leaving just the essential complexity of the problem.
"We explain, with suitable language, the importance of washing hands with soap and water or with substitutes.
It is important for software developers to be able to compare and select the most suitable languages and tools for a particular problem.
17 They appeared before the house and addressed it in suitable language, but even this had no result, the senate deciding on the contrary to leave matters as they were.
Rather, a loner troubled by longings, incapable of finding a suitable language and despairing at the impossibility of composing messages in a playable key — as if I no longer understood the codes used by the estimable people who wanted to hear from me and would have so much to reply if only the impediments were taken away.
When he was attacked in the past for poor grasp of detail during his eight-year stint as mayor of London, he saw fit to respond with such flippant putdowns as "blah blah fishcakes" – hardly suitable language for Britain's representative on the world stage.
In the instructions for his earmark request form, Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida, gives this example of suitable language: "An additional $3,000,000 is provided only for the procurement of widgets for naval aviation training".
This makes BRL a more suitable language than PL/SQL.
In his Suomen kansan historia (1869 72; "Finnish National History") he demonstrated that Finnish was a suitable language for higher cultural development.
