Sentence examples for uptake of languages from inspiring English sources

Schools minister Nick Gibb said he expected the uptake of languages to increase.

However this has not been translated into ensuring that the university uptake of languages such as Chinese and Arabic matches Britain's needs.

Young people are bored with describing their pets and what they do at the weekend, says Mike Kelly, a former adviser on the Department for Education's steering group on languages and now head of the government-funded Routes into Languages programme co-ordinating attempts to increase the uptake of language degrees in England.

"In other parts of the UK the uptake of foreign languages is rising because the UK government has recognised the importance of equipping young people with highly valued skills including languages, maths, science and ICT".

The uptake in the life sciences is significantly higher than the uptake of the eXtensible Markup Language (XML) and even relational databases, as was recently shown by Splendiani et al. [1] Chemistry is adopting these methods too.

This has also gone some way to easing last week's A-level languages pain, where uptake of French and German both declined by around 10%.

Berber languages, also called Amazigh languages, family of languages in the Afro-Asiatic language phylum.

In spatial data infrastructures models presented in Unified Modelling Language (UML) are widely used to facilitate the uptake of standards and valorise best practices of various communities.

We sought to assess the uptake of a new routine 30 month health visitor contact and to quantify the prevalence of language delay and social/emotional difficulties.

The aims of the current study are to assess the uptake of a new universal 30 month health visitor contact and to quantify the prevalence of language delay and social/emotional difficulties.

This aims of this study are to a: assess the uptake of a new routine 30 month health visitor contact and b: to quantify the prevalence of language delay and social/emotional/behavioural difficulties and their potential overlap.