Sentence examples for use of vernacular languages from inspiring English sources

The official policy of Sudan with respect to the use of vernacular languages along with Arabic and English has fluctuated during the decades after its independence in 1956.

Although Latin is the official language of the Church, it has been in decline since Vatican reforms in the 1960s introduced the use of vernacular languages in the liturgy.

The use of vernacular language further complicates science education by using very specific terms (Klaassen and Lijnse 1996).

In the eighteenth century, the construction of vernacular languages in the Habsburg Monarchy took on a significant political character.

The manuscript books of the 14th and 15th centuries were affected by the rise of humanism and the increased use of the vernacular languages.

Besides encouraging the use of the vernacular languages in schools, he gave particular encouragement to the education of girls.

As with Kamban, the use of local vernacular language in these versions ensured their appeal in the regions in which they were written.

Normally, the content of the liturgy is directly accessible to the faithful, because the Byzantine tradition is committed to the use of any vernacular language in the liturgy.

He was opposed to the baihua literary movement, which promoted the use of vernacular Chinese as a written language.

The library of Sun Yat-sen University has one of the largest holdings in China, including an extensive collection of vernacular-language works.

This is an indirect criticism of the Jains and the Buddhists, who used vernacular languages for the propagation of their faiths.