Sentence examples for winning language from inspiring English sources

In David Grubin's award winning Language Matters, Poet Bob Holman takes to three societies working hard - and succeeding - at keeping minority languages alive.

And they have made a concerted push to win language in union contracts aimed at avoiding deportations and helping workers who run into problems with their immigration papers.

The tobacco industry, which is increasing its share of the new market, has also won language in at least 19 states in recent years making it harder to regulate and tax e-cigarettes under existing anti-smoking laws.

The United States failed to win language that would have made SAICM irrelevant to multinational regulations such as those of the World Trade Organization, a position some say was aimed at keeping environmental and human health values from challenging trade practices.

Assa Abloy's syndicate heads are the same men who assembled the winning EF Language program, and the Cayard/Rudiger collaboration has a proven track record of success.

But the win-win language of diversity can't help us choose between various possible arrangements, except to imply that every group deserves its fair share — and no more than that.

Born in Bootle, on Merseyside, son of Walter and Lottie, both factory workers, he attended Bootle grammar school before winning a languages scholarship to St John's College, Cambridge.

What if the language of winning and losing, the language of empires, falsifies our best human expression?

When did President Harding win the language battle?

Defense lawyers won the language they wanted on several crucial points, and said afterward that they were pleased; Eric Warner, the lead prosecutor, did not appear to be.

MCCAIN THE ANTONYMIST Who wins the language maven's award for the most effective use of semi-antonymy in the primary campaign to date?