Sentences with phrase «new preferred language»

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I prefer to speak a clear spoken language that does not tie up a persons faith to eternal wars that GOD warns us against the new world order but those same fundie evangelicals are the ones who go against the BIBLE and builds the events of the end times in GODS name ven thogh GOD says he is against it anyway!

The Council preferred the language of Jesus and the New Testament.

By the age of one, infants already prefer speakers of their native tongue, but do not necessarily view speakers of an unfamiliar language negatively, according to new UBC research.

Some interracial couples enjoy the culture exchange and may even prefer to visit the other person's country of origin or learn a new language to enhance communication.

While they might be able to lead the student council, start their own club, learn an instrument, master a new language, research a new topic, they prefer to sleep between assignments or «lay on their backs or stomachs» and relax.

Hundreds of U.S. editions are now readable in your preferred language with a new publisher - selected translation feature, and local publishers can begin adding their content to the catalog through Google Currents Producer.

His famed, frenetic video art pieces (he prefers to call them «movies») are equal parts vapid and vicious, taking the affected language of YouTube vlogs and reality TV to bizarre new places as he feels out the edges of postmodern (or is it Post-Internet?)

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These tools include argument mapping applications and Semantic Web technology — described in new papers by Professor Tom van Engers and Dr. Adam Wyner — for organizing policy discussions into subject - related threads, with visual displays of the reasoning underlying the arguments that make up the discussion, translation of policy arguments into the preferred language of each user, and Web 2.0 services facilitating users» participation in the discussions.

The paper's analysis of changes ends on July 1, 2012, and the government has also introduced regulatory changes to the Federal Skilled Worker Program which would prefer younger applicants, create new minimum language standards, reduce points of international work experience, and require third - party credential assessments.

While plenty of blogs have run stories about the new English translation, it'll be interesting to see if it will gain any new fans, since part of the charm of Neko Atsume was figuring out how to play despite the language barrier, though you can still choose to play in Japanese, if you'd prefer.

There's also a new translate feature in Air Command — the S Pen can be hovered over foreign text to instantly translate it to the user's prefered language.