Sentences with phrase «linguistic barriers»

So, while dating Russian women, you have to take burden and learn Russian, which will help you out in breaking linguistic barriers.

Instead, localization should be considered a method that helps the developers in reaching an even wider audience and communicating their message through linguistic barriers.

'' Jane is a versatile corporate lawyer who can transcend the legal and linguistic barriers between Chinese and foreign institutions, and her arrival demonstrates our commitment to supporting our growing client base in Asia,» said Voon Keat Lai, managing partner of Stephenson Harwood in Greater China.

In her study, Dr. El Masri sought to examine the extent to which technology can help displaced Syrian students learn science and overcome linguistic barriers by facilitating lessons in their native language.

There is a commonly held assumption that «Black Africans» do not face linguistic barriers but those who originate in countries such as Somalia and the Democratic Republic of Congo do face language difficulties in their education or in getting a job

Electronic learning is revolutionizing education as we know it, but it can also be used to fight poverty and overcome cultural and linguistic barriers as we move towards a global community.

On top of their unimaginable grief, the lawyers say they knew Lin's parents, who are from China, must try to cope with cultural and linguistic barriers while trying to find answers within the Canadian justice system.

Appendix A: Foster and Adoptive Parent Diligent Recruitment Plan (PDF - 565 KB) Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, Office of Families and Children (2014) Explains Ohio's plan to implement diligent recruitment strategies from 2015 to 2019, including strategies like disseminating general and child - specific information in diverse ways, training staff to work with diverse communities, and strategies for dealing with linguistic barriers.

CyraCom team members help thousands of people communicate every day by removing cultural and linguistic barriers in all levels of every day conversation...

The cultural and linguistic barrier between you and the original writer likely means that much of time, their original intent will will not be what seems to you to be the «plain sense of Scripture» or the «primary, ordinary, usual, literal meaning».

Invented by Polish oculist and polyglot Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof (who wrote under the pseudonym «Doktoro Esperanto»), Esperanto is a language constructed in hopes of bringing people together by overcoming linguistic barriers.

To begin with, there are the linguistic barriers.

Cultural and linguistic barriers may put Latinos at greater risk.

Due to the Trust's open - access policy towards the use of Child - to - Child methodology and materials coupled with distance and linguistic barriers, the Trust has not always been aware of Child - to - Child programs in Latin America that developed over the years through an organic dissemination process.

Additionally, teachers struggle to engage with non-native-English-speaking parents due to cultural and linguistic barriers.

There are cultural and linguistic barriers to cross, as well as a marketplace that can be something of a black box to outsiders.

The exhibition was a great success; the ability of Moore's sculpture to transcend cultural and linguistic barriers («a common world - language of form» as Venice Selection Committee member Herbert Read called it) contributed to the exhibition's popularity, and Moore went on to win the Biennale's prestigious International Sculpture Prize.

(2) In providing information, the Judicial Council shall emphasize the elimination of cultural and linguistic barriers and the accommodation of the needs of persons with disabilities.

The 2017 - 18 Index describes this factor as measuring the accessibility and affordability of civil courts, «including whether people are aware of available remedies, can access and afford legal advice and representation, and can access the court system without incurring unreasonable fees, encountering unreasonable procedural hurdles, or experiencing physical or linguistic barriers.»

I have also helped couples overcome relationship issues including cultural and linguistic barriers.

Cultural Competency in Child Welfare Practice: A Bridge Worth Building Bridging Refugee Youth and Children's Services (2007) Discusses the cultural and linguistic barriers that can be experienced when child welfare workers interact with foreign - born parents and the unique needs of refugee and immigrant families.

Translation has made to avoid the linguistic barriers, cultural constraints and researcher's biasness.