"Salman Rushdie stands among a vanguard of modern writers in the world who upended and overturned English prose to encompass other languages as well, or at the very least to open the door and beckon English language readers into the rich communicative worlds of other global languages," says Laura Rebecca Brueck, Chair of Asian Languages and Culture Department at Northwestern University.
Google Translate (free on Android), an amazingly nimble translator, recently expanded its conversation mode to encompass 14 languages.
In light of the encompassing language of § 10(b), and its acknowledged purpose to strengthen the anti-fraud remedies of the common law, it was certainly no wild extrapolation for courts to conclude that aiders and abettors should be subject to the private action under § 10(b).
Culture typically encompasses language, education, religion, and cultural and symbols.
A recent study related the same cadherin SNP with 29 measures encompassing language, communication, social interaction and behavioural traits [47].
Cultural displacement is frequently described and largely encompasses: language and communication barriers, feelings of being an "outsider", and differences in nursing practice.
Genetic evidence emerging in the last 2 years provides compelling evidence that FOXP1 variants are responsible for a more global cognitive phenotype, encompassing language impairment, intellectual disability, ASD and motor development delay.
He agrees with the principle that in this day and age, English literature has to encompass all English language writing.
And Schlick conceived grammar with sufficient breadth to encompass the natural languages of everyday life as well as the technical and highly regimented languages of science.
The UTPCPA uses broad language to encompass a wide range of conduct.
