Sentence examples for this language means from inspiring English sources

I don't know what this language means".

"What this language means is that Israel should not take actions that make it impossible for the United States to advance its strategy or pursue its objectives in the region," an administration official said.

To a data center professional this language means that the public cloud is an acceptable choice if, and only if, there is an instant failover to a system that can fully handle the application.

Learning this "language" means not just consuming its products by playing videogames and watching YouTube; it also means knowing how to create and produce in that language.

"One is simply that you have all the court precedents that are related to the Civil Rights Act and then provide guidance and understanding for what this language means...

In the end, I still chose the term because it is in Hebrew, and my nonexistent command of this language meant that the name remained opaque to me.

On "making work pay", Labour starts from a significantly different value proposition to the Tories who, when they use this language, mean it to justify cutting unemployment benefits.

"And my project is ultimately to base search on really understanding what the language means.

"My project is ultimately to base search on really understanding what the language means," he said.

It could be seen that use of this ambiguous language means that results are being presented cautiously but it could also have the effect of creating doubt or suggest an unwillingness or inability to have an opinion either way.

But it was also about what the language meant.