Sentence examples for unifying language from inspiring English sources

What such statements overlook is that English is already our unifying language, that it has been throughout our distinctly messy, multilingual history, and that few in this country understand the value of English more clearly than recent immigrants themselves.

But the main goal of this and similar laws, said a witness, Rosalie Pedalino Porter, the chairwoman of the advocacy group ProEnglish, is "to preserve English as the common, unifying language of the nation, the states, and of the individual counties, by codifying it into law".

This general format has received more and more interest in the last decade mainly because many theoretical and algorithmic results developed through the unifying language.

Tanzania has a special advantage as it has one unifying language, Kiswahili, spoken throughout the country.

Last night there was the possibility that the government would use this to return to a more unifying language, to return to the peace talks, to unite the country.

A project manager subsequently uses the unifying language and decides the concern and the flavour required.

There is no one unified language among the Kanaks; however, the largest group of Kanaks speak Drehu.

The second is a metamodeling approach relying on a formally unifying formal language (a metamodel) to express various methodology fragments from different sources (perhaps using a metamodel such as FAML (FAME1 Agent-oriented Modelling Language) as described in [7].

Two factors are controlled: Factor A consists of three object-oriented approaches (unified modeling language (UML), OPEN modeling language (OML), and taxonomic objectsystem (TOS)), and factor B consists of two application systems (a database-oriented application and a process-oriented application).

But with the English-language television market fragmented beyond recognition, even a block of 50 million potential viewers unified by language becomes extraordinarily attractive to programmers and advertisers alike.

These very same defenders of the Fula oral culture, most of them illiterate, decided to organise a conference in Bordeaux, in the La Clairière des Aubiers neighbourhood where I grew up, in order to unify the language.