Sentences with phrase «linguistic barriers in»

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

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Canada is expected to have a comparative advantage in the implementation of an export assistance service to address linguistic and cultural barriers to exporting.

He says, «the language barriers in relation to those who are outside the confines of theology and Christianity have consequently not been removed 5 Thus, the linguistic barrier is a problem not only between nations, but also a problem of a multilinguistic society like Indian.

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

Many governmental plans are now in place to recruit and retain foreigners into Japan's scientific sphere; however, there are still some barriers for foreign scholars who would like to build their career in Japan, including a general lack of linguistic prowess and difficulty navigating cultural nuances.

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.

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

Although many schools embrace the linguistic and cultural differences of students and their parents, in many others, the parents» inability to communicate in English is an incredible barrier to participation.

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 languagIn 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 languagin their native language.

Using technology to overcome the language barrier: Dr. El Masri wraped up the discussion by illustrating the linguistic and technological barriers that prevent Syrian children relocated in Lebanon from accessing learning technologies.

Perhaps in anticipation of that hearing, the bill underwent some revision this week including a new name, the California Education for a Global Economy Initiative — a move that might better emphasize the state's linguistic diversity as a gift rather than a barrier.

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

By bringing pivotal works to diverse communities, The Art Production Fund hopes to reach wide audiences and reduce the physical as well as the psychic distance of cultural, class, linguistic, racial and income barriers that hinder participation in contemporary art.

The fund works to reduce the physical as well as the psychic distance of cultural, class, linguistic, racial, and income barriers that may hinder participation in contemporary art.

(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.

«Monster Hunter: World has overcome both linguistic and cultural barriers to delight approximately 7 million players worldwide, and has shipped 7.5 million units, making it the best - selling title in company history,» Haruhiro Tsujimoto, President and COO, said in the release.

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.