Sentences with phrase «such language pushes»

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There's been a push to offer bilingual packaging and signs in the United States, but with such a large segment of the population not speaking English as a primary language, the audience certainly deserves more tailored attention.

Instead of pushing it out a week, reel them in with some language such as, «Since you are busy next Thursday, I will work hard on this and get it to you by next Monday.»

, which is why «inclusive language» (which serves to stigmatize and exclude those who dissent from the orthodoxy) is pushed with such vehemence.

It definitely earns its R rating (almost pushing NC - 17 at times), as there is a very high amount of vulgar language throughout, but its done in such a way that it avoids being excessively crude unless the joke really calls for it.

Their comments come amidst the government push for a more «academic» curriculum, with the introduction of the English Baccalaureate (EBacc), which requires pupils to study subjects such as English, Maths, Sciences and a language, but omits many creative subjects.

Michael Wilshaw, chief inspector of Ofsted, has warned that the focus on the «three Rs» in primary schools has pushed other compulsory subjects such as the sciences and languages «to the margins of the curriculum».

Parents pushed for the ban, as «willful defiance» suspensions are disproportionately applied to at - risk students, such as students of color, english language learners, and students with disabilities

Parents pushed for the ban, as «willful defiance» suspensions are disproportionately applied to at - risk students, such as students of color, english language learners, and students with disabilities (ACLU, 2015).

These were techniques such as pulling, pushing, yelling, constraining an animal, using body language that creates fear, making noises that scare or intimidate (such as «ah - ah» or other words / sounds that are delivered to startle or punish an animal), putting animals in uncomfortable positions, pulling / jerking on halters, collars, or any other restraint devices, and even using equipment that animals know will cause pain or discomfort if they resist (such as choke collars, shock collars, vibration collars, prong collars, bits, and rope halters).

This new body of work Planes reflects ideas I have always held important to my visual language, such as invention, form, weight, malleability, accessibility and pushing materials to their absolute limits through a scientific understanding and material intelligence.

The reason for concluding with such language is that it pushes the guardian towards either undertaking the investigation you propose or subjecting the guardian to a cross examination that will undermine the guardian's report and testimony.

Although the regulator did push on with other new measures, such as a formal English language requirement for drivers.