"weaker language" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to words or phrases that are less strong or forceful in expressing a thought or opinion. You can use it in situations where you want to indicate that you are not fully committed or confident in what you are saying. Example: "In my opinion, the government's response to the crisis was less than ideal." Here, the phrase "less than ideal" could be considered weaker language, as opposed to saying "the government's response was inadequate" which is a stronger statement of disapproval.
Mrs Clinton voted against the censure, instead backing weaker language in an alternative measure offered by Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat.
And what is to stop the Foreign Office pointing to the underperforming and underfunded BBC World Service Television and suggesting that it is a greater priority than "weaker" language services?
He pointed out that the language banning proprietary trading was strong and that even the much weaker language on hedge funds and private-equity funds still contained some safeguards that would force big banks to change how they do business.
Several crucial allies, like India, China and Pakistan, helped pass that resolution, which contained much weaker language urging the government to allow access to displaced people by aid groups.
The 47-member council voted by 40 to 1 with 6 abstentions for a resolution that condemned the use of chemical weapons, the "gross, systematic and widespread violations of human rights" by the Syrian authorities and, in weaker language, "any human rights abuses" and violations of international humanitarian law by opposition armed groups.
In the teachers' opinion, translanguaging enables bilingual children to learn their second language efficiently, especially since Arabic is a socially weaker language in Israel, and it encourages children's interactive involvement in the kindergarten.
Hyperpolyglots must warm up or "prime" their weaker languages, with a few hours' or days' practice, to use them comfortably.
With my weak language skills, I had no one to talk to.
"Students arrive without being able to do basic arithmetic or with weak language skills," he says.
Donald Trump at least would have appreciated that the Argentinian spoke English, his weakest language, carefully enunciating each word.
This gave it a semblance of recognition, but the weak language reflected the unease that has surrounded its inception.
