Sentence examples for use of native languages from inspiring English sources

Bellegarde said Harper should move quickly on certain policy proposals, such as promoting the use of native languages and introducing aboriginal rights in the school curriculums across the nation.

Two years later, missionaries were banned from using romanized bibles, and the use of "native languages" (i.e. Taiwanese, Hakka, and the Aboriginal languages) in church work became illegal.

Both the inner and outer circles fostered esotericism (secrets to be known only by initiates)—the former by its use of native language and its oral recollection of traditions from the homeland; the latter by its use of allegory and other similar methods to radically reinterpret the sacred texts.

He also found the use of native language and realistic sounds (recorded in Alaska) one of the film's best elements.

Many acculturation measures assess language use and comfort with the use of native language; however, emerging thought considers that other factors, such as length of time in the country and contextual nuances of neighborhood life, might contribute to sedentary behavior and obesity [ 66– 66].

Parents, irrespective of native language used, wondered what the difference was between the question asking where they smoked in the home and that asking how important it was for the individual to smoke in these places.

The early acquisition of native language prosody is assumed to ease infants' language development.

The Vandals also consciously differentiated themselves from the native Romano-African population through their continued use of their native language and peculiar dress, which served to emphasize their distinct social position as the elite of the kingdom.

For the Android and iPhone apps, the team would have to use the native languages of those two platforms, namely Java and Objective-C (and now, of course, Apple's new language Swift).

Military leaders also realised the potential of using native languages and didn't want the strategy widely known.

Because of Oaxaca's high concentration of indigenous people, children were encouraged to use their native languages, something that would have been unimaginable just a few years before.